my baby is 6 days old and she vomited it scared me really bad is it from her being to full ?

Answer 1

It could be was she actually vomiting or just spitting up. are you breast feeding or formula? the best course of action is calling your peditrician, most peditricians have 1 (800) numbers you can call for triage but i would say if your baby is actively vomiting every feeding and cant hold any food down then take her to the hospital they are little and they can get dehydrated very fast. also check her temp...cuz they're gonna ask you on the phone. I hope your baby gets better....my prayers are with you.

Answer 2

My son (now 27 and healthy as a horse) used to vomit at least 1/2 of every single feeding. We finally learned that his pyloric valve (the flap that keeps stomach contents from coming back up the esophagus) did not form properly and completely. They also determined he was allergic to milk. They switched him to a potato based formula called Nutramagen and it helped. At about six months the vomiting stopped because he grew a pyloric valve. (Or it finished developing)

This should be talked over with your physician if it continues. If she continues vomiting, take her to the ER. Little babies can dehydrate very quickly.

Good luck. You and your baby are in my prayers!

Don't leave her alone or on her back because she may vomit again and choke on it.

Answer 3

It could be, make sure you are only giving her a small amount at a time and burp her after every 2 ounces, this will help with the gas bubbles. If it happens again give your pediatrician a call. Sometimes if babies eat too fast it comes right back up. Good Luck.

Answer 4

Her vomiting could mean lots of things but if it has only been a few times she is not burping enough or completely. I suggest you rub up her back and burp her every time she hesitates during feeding . Contrary to what you have been told (just because they don't burp relatively quickly they don't need to ) they do and you have to try until you are sure they don't.

Answer 5

she could have over ate, but more than likely she had a burp that caused it. My oldest daughter did that at almost every feeding. It didn't seem to do her any harm. Sometimes I think the formula is a little hard on their stomaches at first. My daughter quit it after about 1 1/2 weeks. I also found that burping her after every quarter ounce helped

Answer 6

It was probably spit up, it is like projectile vomit.
She has Gas and you need to burp her better.
She can not release the gas herself so you need to feed her a couple ounces of formula/breast milk and then burp her and then feed some more burp...ect...Also there are some drops you can give her if you need to they are Infant Mylocon drops. Of course speak with her pediatrician if it continues or gets worst. I hope this helps.

Answer 7

NO i am only 13 and i know that tht is normal and helthy every once in a while pat th beck of ur baby and it will vomit again.. u need to do this dailt trust me!!! email me for more questions at [e-mail]

Answer 8

Some babies are really spewy babies, others arent. Dont worry too much about it. The bub may have been a little over full, or it just didnt sit right. They spew all the time. Its normal.

Answer 9

Are you formula feeding? Maybe she's too full, but Call your pediatrician asap just to make sure everything is okay... most have an answering service or " call a nurse" for after hours... Tell them what happened and answer their questions.. They can reassure you or tell you what you need to do or watch for.

Answer 10

your baby could have gastro reflux disease. this is due to the baby's esophogus(sp?) not pushing the milk into the stomach. this is common in infants. Take her to the Dr. and he/she can give your child a simple x-ray test to determine if this is what she has. there are things that the dr can do to help her eat and keep the food down.