After every feeding, my little guy always has spit and chokes on it for about an hour after he's…
After every feeding, my little guy always has spit and chokes on it for about an hour after he's done feeding. It shoots through his nose . I feed him while he's sitting upright and i make sure to burp him/hold him for at least 30 min before laying down. Ahhhhhh any suggestions???
Jennifer Ramirez ·
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Are you breast feeding or formula feeding?
babyzaiden·
Мама сына-младенца
I was doing both but now I'm only formula feeding. He was drinking the enfamil gentle ease but the doctor told me to put him on regular since he doesn't have bloody stool. I've noticed he has a lot of gas since then and is fussy so he prescribed gas relief drops, yet insists that I shouldnt change formula. It sucks because night time feedings im up for about hour & half making sure he doesn't choke so im loosing all my sleep. Already don't get much as it is lol
babyzaiden·
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@matthewsmommy,
Diana·
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My son was doing the same thing. Make sure you are using a slow flow nipple on bottles. If he's crying while feeding or crus right after he spits up he might had acid reflux. Continue to give him the gas drops they help a lot. Or in my family we give babies with gas and fussiness 1oz of plain chamomile tea. I know doctors say your not supposed to do that but my family as been doing it for years and nothing ever happened. I do it for my son and he's almost 6 weeks. Helps soothe them and release all that gas. It brings relief immediately @babyzaiden
missing6user·
Мама четверых детей
Sounds like acid reflux. My baby girl had it bad but now is on medicine to help it ease. Doctor Brown's bottles work wonders too.What bottles do you use?
babyzaiden·
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He doesn't cry during or after feedings, it's about 10-15 min after eating that I hear his belly start to rumble & that's when he gets fussy. Sometimes as he's eating I hear his belly bubbling as we swallows so my first thought was air but it's not. It sucks!! The nipples are slow flow btw. @nikolai_mommy15 what can I do about the acid reflux?
babyzaiden·
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I use the playtex with the drop ins @mrsruvalcaba , but I'm always sure to get all the air out
Diana·
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@babyzaiden, that's how Andrew is too. His belly bubbles while I feed him. For the acid reflux you would have to get a prescription from the doctor for meds. Sometimes it can be more then acid reflux. My baby has something called GERD which is caused by acid reflux. Try sleeping him inclined and burping him after every two ounces. Don't over feed him either. Sometimes we don't even realize we over feed them lol
missing6user·
Мама четверых детей
I would recommended the Avent or Dr Brown's because per my babies therapist those help with gas and of course acid reflex. Def let the baby's dr know that he spits a lot and comes out though his noise. And try pacing him while feedings
babyzaiden·
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@nikolai_mommy15, Thankyou I'll definitely give the doctor a call! He's eating 3oz and still looks around for more lmao little chunkers. I've been burping him halfway through his bottle (: even tho he fights me for it. As if we starve them right hahaha
Chante·
I also think you need to change his formula again! Doctors don't know everything, the formula could be giving him gas, and may not be sitting well on his stomach. Gentlease works wonders for my son. He uses Dr. Brown's and the Avent bottles. He spits up but not out the nose or chokes. But it's not bad though, and I believe because of the bottles I use and formula. Maybe try Enfamil Nutrigimen it's for gas and stuff, heard it was good to.
Chante·
Try this brand a little more expensive but good reviews!
Diana·
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@babyzaiden, oh yeah mines 6 weeks drinks 4oz and sometimes even downs 6oz! lol also mention to his doctor that he might have lactose intolerance. Most babies who have acid reflux/GERD are. Or sometimes with babies with acid reflux there is a special milk that comes thickened with cereal that's for babies 0-6 months.