If your LO spits up in a projectile style, do/did you do anything to help with that? She doesn't do it every feeding, so I don't think it's reflux, but just now, we were out at dinner and she spit up a ridiculous amount and it was all projectile. She is formula fed. Do you think a change of formula is in order, or would you ask the pedi? Or is this normal since she doesn't do it all the time?
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I dont want to alarm you but our LO starting having projectile vomiting on a Thursday night. I thought It was reflux so I waited until Saturday night and called the on call nurse. She recommended we take him to the ER. Long story short, he had a condition
My LO has the same BD as yours and today was her first time spitting up mass amounts/vomiting like. Scared the crap out of her and me! whn she realized she had too. Ours though seemed to be due to overfeeding/I fed her a bottle earlier she didn't seem too
Little Riley-our first little girl coming March 1st, 2013 (or sometime around there;)
our lo was 3 weeks also. like i said, dont want to alarm you but i wish i had found this forum earlier so i could have gotten more info from ppl who went thru that experience. she is right at the age when pyloric stenosis develops.
My LO is 3 weeks today, she's done this a bit too, not all the time though. She is BF, when I talked to my pedi ab he said to just monitor it and as long as it isn't too frequent or with every single feeding that she's probably fine. But if it becomes mor
She may have been full and not really wanted that feeding. Like all other posters are saying I would monitor it; but that's exactly what my LO did and i waited like 45 minutes and she took her normal feeding then went down and hasn't vomited since.
Little Riley-our first little girl coming March 1st, 2013 (or sometime around there;)
I just discussed this with my Ped this week. My LO throws up what I would consider projectile-like about once every other day or so. My Ped said that as long as she doesn't cry out in pain or want to take another entire bottle afterward tha
My LO did this last week. She is breastfed, but I gave her a formula bottle the night before and wondered if it sat in her tummy all night. After her morning feeding she was in her RnP and just spit up like crazy. It was like a fountain and I panicked
My LO has had a few of these, twice where he was still eating and the force was like someone threw a breast milk balloon at us and it exploded. I was soaked, his hair was soaked, and he had this surprised and scared look on his face as milk dripped dow
Re: Projectile spit up/vomit
She'll be 3 weeks on Monday.
I just discussed this with my Ped this week. My LO throws up what I would consider projectile-like about once every other day or so. My Ped said that as long as she doesn't cry out in pain or want to take another entire bottle afterward tha
My LO did this last week. She is breastfed, but I gave her a formula bottle the night before and wondered if it sat in her tummy all night. After her morning feeding she was in her RnP and just spit up like crazy. It was like a fountain and I panicked
My LO has had a few of these, twice where he was still eating and the force was like someone threw a breast milk balloon at us and it exploded. I was soaked, his hair was soaked, and he had this surprised and scared look on his face as milk dripped dow
I'd ask the pedi!