3.Spitting Up, Vomiting, Baby Reflux
It’s normal for babies to spit up a little, especially newborns. Babies’ digestive systems are still developing. Babies can also get reflux, which is when food in the stomach backs up into the esophagus. To help manage reflux, try feeding your baby more slowly or feed them less at each sitting, loosening their diaper, and keeping them upright after they eat. Reflux almost always resolves without treatment by 12-14 months of age.
4.You offer your little one a bit of food and they turn their head, swat at the spoon, or clamp their mouth shut. Babies refuse to eat every now and then for lots of reasons: They’re tired, sick, distracted, or just full. Don’t force-feed your baby, but do talk to your child’s doctor if you’re worried.
