Baby reflux symptoms can be a cause of concern for many parents. When infants experience gastroesophageal reflux, it can lead to discomfort and distress. However, understanding the symptoms and identifying effective solutions can provide much-needed relief for both the baby and the parents. What are the Symptoms? Baby reflux symptoms can vary, but some common…
Tips to prevent reflux in babies topic is probably at the top of every parent’s list. The National Institutes of Health states that 2 out of 3 4-month olds suffer from severe reflux symptoms, A.K.A. GER (gastroesophageal reflux). Without a doubt, this is an alarming statistic. 8 out of 10 moms supplement breastfeeding with bottles of formula…
Watch it, right here Colic Clinic™ is a live event hosted by Priska Diaz M.S., Founder, and CEO of Bittylab. This live event series is full of tips on how to reduce and eliminate your baby’s colic (inconsolable crying) due to gas, fuss, heartburn, silent reflux, or diagnosed gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Fill out the…
Upright Feeding Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) in newborns happens when stomach contents come back up into the esophagus. Sometimes the contents come out of the mouth causing the baby to vomit or spit up. Babies with GER who do not vomit or spit up have what is known as silent reflux. One commonly used strategy to…
Acid reflux in babies is common, but not all babies spit up Gastroesophageal Reflux (GER) is what happens when the stomach acid flows back into the esophagus and out of the mouth. This is commonly known as spit up or vomiting. This condition is rarely serious. However, if it persists long enough, irritation or damage…
Acid Reflux refers to the regurgitation of acid from the stomach. It’s pretty common in babies. In fact, statistics reveal that about two-thirds of all infants face acid reflux. Common symptoms include spitting, vomiting, crying, and frequent coughing. Over-the-counter medications and prescription drugs are used to treat acid reflux. However, they are ineffective and many…
Baby bottles are a very simple container. They feature an outlet easy for infants to extract milk or formula. However, the simplicity of this basic tool doesn’t outweigh its harmful side effects. For example, baby bottles abruptly disrupt breastfeeding, they make babies “lazy” with easy feeding, and clinical studies link baby bottles to obesity and…
Overfeeding your baby is one of the most common leading causes of gas, spit-ups and lethargic behavior. It can cause symptoms similar to GER (gastroesophageal reflux). It may cause your baby to lose weight due to the constant vomiting. Or gain too much because of the extra calories. In other words, overfeeding causes a lot…
What is colic in babies? Colic in babies is defined as the intense crying that may seem more like screaming or an expression of pain, according to Mayo Clinic. While most sources unanimously conclude that the cause is unknown, they all agree that is mostly due to pain or discomfort related to the digestive system.
GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) symptoms are incredibly painful for babies. Also known as Acid Reflux, GERD is a condition affecting two-thirds of babies according to the U.S. national statistics. The great news is that GERD statistics are much lower in breastfed babies.
Your baby has GER, How can you tell? Ask your pediatrician!. Paying attention to the symptoms can help you verbalize the problem to your doctor. GER (Gastroesophageal reflux) symptoms may vary greatly depending on the type and degree. The long-term recurrence of GER is called GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease). GERD includes irritation to the internal organs….
There are many unexpected reasons your baby can be admitted to the NICU. According to this article on parenting magazine, 10% to 15% of babies enter the NICU each year. While the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)’s primary function is for emergencies, severe conditions, and premature babies, some admissions are highly preventable. For example excessive…
Upright feeding position for babies with Reflux is one of the best-kept secrets to a happy, comfortable baby. According to healthline, “A horizontal position makes it easier for the stomach contents to reflux into the esophagus”. The undeveloped digestive system is the reason why all babies are prone to experience acid reflux symptoms. Furthermore, a pilot clinical study concluded that babies…
When my doctor said my baby had GERD, my first search was: “treating infant reflux”. I learned three steps that really make a difference, even more than prescription drugs. But first, let’s understand the difference between GER, GERD, and Acid Reflux. So here’s a quick recap of my learning:
Has your baby been swallowing air? Yes, it is just one of those things that is unavoidable! Babies swallow air all the time, under various circumstances. It could happen while they are crying, laughing, breathing through their mouth, swallowing saliva, sucking on a pacifier, etc. Air swallowing becomes a problem when it happens before and…
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