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When does spitting up slow down/stop.

SportyMrs.23SportyMrs.23 member
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Lilly still spits up.  A lot.  She'll spit up after a feed and even an hour after a feed.

Does this slow down or stop at some point?

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  • pkwpkw

    I am no help, EJ never was a spitter-upper save for a handful of incidences. 

    But I think it is different for every kid. 

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  • dblhappinessdblhappiness
    Both boys were big time spitter-uppers. I had to continue to burp them almost to a year old. Even though every child is differentit slowed down around 9-10 months for us. Hang in there!! Sean was more problematic than Aiden in that we had to make sure no bouncing or crazy activity after a bottle or some meals as he'd end up tossing it all. :(
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  • halfmoonhalfmoon
    It still happens for us occasionally, but it is nothing like it was in the beginning.  I do still burp her just to make sure.  Also I try to avoid placing her on her belly, bouncing her around or putting her in her exersaucer immediately following a feeding.  This has seemed to help a bit. 
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  • SportyMrs.23SportyMrs.23 member
    I hope it does slow down soon!  It is a little ridiculous!  Sometimes I swear it is worse than when she was a newborn!
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  • everydayeveeverydayeve
    Eve had a horrible time with spitting up. I don't remember exactly when it ended, but I want to say it was around 9-10 months. Probably around the time that she really started to eat more solids than formula. Also, I seem to remember that it got better when we started giving her her formula in a sippy cup instead of a bottle. Good luck! I promise, it will stop eventually!
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  • Mrs.K&CMrs.K&C

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    I hope it does slow down soon!  It is a little ridiculous!  Sometimes I swear it is worse than when she was a newborn!

    DD was way worse later on than she was as a newborn...her 6-9 month clothes all prove it, too! (lots of spit up stains). Part of it I'm sure is because her reflux meds weren't really doing much at that age (we didn't increase the dosage after a certain point). I'd guess around 10 months, when she was eating a lot of table food, it seemed to stop. 

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  • we-love-to-trywe-love-to-try
    ha! I was just going to say it started to slow down (in that there wasn't a burp rag in EVERY photo taken of her) when she was 8-9 months old, when I looked at your ticker...  by the time she hit a year, it got much better. She was a major spitter... 
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  • SportyMrs.23SportyMrs.23 member
    I'm glad there is an end in sight...from the sounds of it...we don't have too much longer on this spit up train!
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  • pink.dutch.tulipspink.dutch.tulips

    like PKW, i'd be of no help as rosie spit up maybe a total of 5 times all before she turned 3 months and hasn't since.

     

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