spit up...

[Picture.Of.Obedience]

he is spitting up like crazy.... not a lot but the last 2 days we have gone through tons of burp rags and bibs and clothes..lol..

i dont mind though cuz he is so cute..

other than that i have to wash him up a lot otherwise he smells like sour milk..ick

 

[MyLittleWonders]

He's about a month, right? Is he just spitting up or projectile vomiting? (Like, do you have to run across the room to catch it?) The only reason I ask is because first-born boys have a higher percent chance of having blockage between their tummy and intestine (there is a fancy name and I can't remember it). It starts as spitting up more and more frequently and then becomes projectile because nothing can make it from the stomach to the intestines. If it just seems like normal baby spit up I wouldn't worry, but if it increases in frequency or severity, then you may want to call the doctor just to check with him/her and see if they want to see him. (It's corrected by a simple surgery and usually shows up by 6 weeks of age.)

 

[Princessperky]

If it is just the little excess 'drool' of milk, it is normal and gross and sure does stink!

 

[JustMandy]

My first son had terrible physiolgical reflux (major spitting up with no pain) We had a hard time keeping him full. We tried all the medicines, but he spit them up before they could work. He was gaining weight and meeting his milestones so the dr's weren't worried. I was, though (it was scary, it almost seemed like he spit up more than he ate, he spit up solid foods, even dry things like biter biscuits and crackers) At about 6 months I was at my wit's end and the Dr ordered a barrium swallow (they drink formula mixed with barrium while they x-ray to see his digestive track in action...it was really cool) They ended up finding a totally unrelated digestive birth defect. Now I praise God for that reflux. We have not had any problems with his defect but is a potential danger everyday of his life. It was much better finding out about it under those circumstances then in the ER on the way to surgery!

Sorry, I sort of got off track (I'm not trying to scare you) His spit up slowed down when he was sitting on his own and alot more when he was walking. He's 17 months old and spit up ice cream about 2 weeks ago...maybe that was the last time! It's only a couple of times a month now. Yours will grow out of it, prolly way before mine! As long as he's growing and developing normally, he's just a "spitter"!

 

[Picture.Of.Obedience]

If it is just the little excess 'drool' of milk, it is normal and gross and sure does stink!

i think thats mostly it.......its like he saves the milk in his mouth only to spit it out..lol