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Spitting up and eating...
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EricaAlt
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Erica
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Spitting up and eating...
Am I overfeeding him b/c he seems to spit up his food?
He gets 4 bottles a day every 4 hours... about 6 to 8 oz in the bottle and in between he'll have fruits for breakfast (and oatmeal with breakfast) and lunch and a veggie for dinner. He loves eating, but sometimes after a feeding when he's playing he'll spit up some of his food. He is totally fine, but just spits up whatever he had maybe twice a day and then goes back to playing.
Is it too much food his belly can't take?
Thanks!
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Posted 12/1/09 9:02 AM  |
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babyfever08
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Antonella
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Re: Spitting up and eating...
DS does the same thing. I asked the ped last time, and she said its ok. Try not to lay him down right after or bounce him too much.
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| Posted 12/1/09 9:13 AM |
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EricaAlt
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Erica
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Re: Spitting up and eating...
Posted by babyfever08
DS does the same thing. I asked the ped last time, and she said its ok. Try not to lay him down right after or bounce him too much.
Thanks! I don't lay him down after, but the kid loves to roll around or bounce in his exersaucer. Sometimes it happens an hour after he eats. I gues his digestive system is still not fully developed.
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| Posted 12/1/09 9:14 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Beth
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Re: Spitting up and eating...
Yael does this if she has a cold (chokes on the mucous causing her to spitup) or if I play around with her too much after she eats, or lay her on her back immediately after she eats. Keep him upright for about 20-30 minutes after each bottle and it might help.
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| Posted 12/1/09 9:15 AM |
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