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Baby being sick but not poorly

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FamilyLiving · 23/04/2018 17:18

Little one seems to be being sick quite a lot lately. Not in a pattern of being "poorly", if that makes sense.

He is fine in himself but when he's having his bedtime bottle, he'll start coughing and be sick and this will also bring his dinner up.

Just now he was sick in the middle of eating dinner.

He is coming up to 10 months old and is eating three meals a day. He also drinks formula

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ThinkOfAWittyNameLater · 23/04/2018 17:25

My 18mo did this last week. Just tidy them up, wash up and move on. It stops after a while!
Probably a little bug.

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mindutopia · 23/04/2018 19:34

Mine did this at bedtime when she had eaten too much (often when she had a lot of air in her stomach). Is it possible he’s eating loads at dinner and then having too much milk after?

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FamilyLiving · 23/04/2018 19:40

It's funny you should mention that actually as he been struggling lots with trapped wind during the night.

How did you help? Just feeding less?

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IveGotNoClothes · 23/04/2018 19:55

My DS had this, absolutely fine in himself. But would projectile vomit everywhere at random times.

He did this for a good week & a half before it stopped.

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buffysummers4 · 23/04/2018 20:04

When mine was younger he would regularly vomit if he coughed too much, especially when lying down. He would quite often cough and vomit in his sleep, not wake up or cry or otherwise give any indication he'd done it (I'd hear the coughing but nothing else) and then I'd go in in the morning to a toddler with dried vomit in his hair which was delightful to deal with at 6am!

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FamilyLiving · 23/04/2018 20:10

Appears common then?!

I'm not worried in general as like I say, he's fine. Just the being sick and the wind at night which is causing him pain :(

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user301204 · 23/04/2018 20:13

We are having exactly this at the moment, about once a week. The last two times I realised she hadn't pooed that day, so I'm wondering if she's just bunged up and can't digest her dinner? She's sick as soon as she starts her bedtime milk and all her dinner comes up, but she doesn't seem poorly at all.

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CheeseyToast · 23/04/2018 20:32

One of mine vomited constantly until I found the magical remedy- slippery elm powder. You mix a little bit with warm water to make a paste-type consistency, then feed it to them on a spoon. 2-3 times a day. Bingo. After 3 days, the vomiting stopped. (This was a baby who threw up constantly from birth)

The powder keeps for ages. You can make it into a tea for adults, whatever you like really.

Health food stores have it.

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gingerbreadbiscuits · 24/04/2018 08:20

Is he teething? DD would often vomit at 3 in the morning was teething. But it is worth bearing in mind ill babies and children often don’t act ill.

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StellaHeyStella · 24/04/2018 08:35

But it is worth bearing in mind ill babies and children often don’t act ill.

I thoroughly agree, have this checked with your HV at least, if not your GP. It's quite possible to explain away all these symptoms as perfectly normal but it's worth getting ds checked out.

Trust in your mum instincts.

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