Could it be possible for 6 week old to have milk trapped in windpipe???

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I started co-sleeping with my 6 wk old a few nights ago and feeding him in a laying position and we've both been falling asleep together. The last couple of nights he's started sounding as though he has gurgly liquid trapped in his windpipe - could this be milk that he has inhaled by falling asleep whileeating? I would have suspected a cold but he coughed after feeding earlier and some milk came out of his nose - was that just a coincidence or could he really have milk trapped? And if so would breastmilk cause any harm in there?

He also had his bcg jab a few days ago - any chance that could cause any cold-ey symptoms? Really thought breastfeeding was supposed to help avoid stuff but he's had bronchiolitis at 1 week old and now something else going on! Thanks for any advice anyone can offer x

reflux ? Try to avoid feeding completely flat

sorry not very helpful but my 6 wk old does this and has done since birth. I just sit her up a bit and that seems to help.

Hopefully someone more helpful will be along soon. :)

unlikely to be in windpipe - we are evolved to not allow liqued in windpipe without frantic coughing, Presume its phlegm left over from bronchiolitis (can take months to clear). Elevate his trunk slightly.

Just been diagnosed with reflux.... Thanks for all your advice x