Spitting up is common among babies. From the age of 0-12 months, you’ll see your little one spitting up after every feed or sometimes after every meal. In most cases, this happens because your baby has an immature digestive tract. There are also few … Read more
“Breathing spasms” are more often a sign of an immature nervous system that is common and normally seen in infants. These may last for an hour or so but should resolve on their own. Other causes of irregular breathing after crying may include breath-holding … Read more
Do you feel a little worried that your little one spit-up again? Is it happening almost every after feeding? Spit-ups are pretty normal for babies. In fact, 50% of newborns up to 3 months old spit-up at least once each day. It usually peaks … Read more
Reflux is considered one of the colic symptoms, which is also known as Irritable Bowel Syndrome. The reason is that trapped air in your baby’s stomach causes pressure and pushes milk and stomach acids back up the esophagus. This is why reflux is often … Read more
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) is reflux where the baby spits up milk after a feed while burping. This is a common occurrence in babies as well as adults. GER is common in infants under 2 years and babies less than 3 months to spit up … Read more
As a parent, you’ll get worried at the sound of any little grunts your baby makes. But pediatricians say that these occasional grunts in babies are normal. Much of this grunting could be the result of digestion, it can either mean that your baby … Read more
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