Spitting or vomiting after feeding is a common concern in infants under five years. Regurgitation…

Spitting or vomiting after feeding is a common concern in infants under five years. Regurgitation usually happens due to immature digestive systems and improper feeding techniques. To reduce this, ensure your baby is in an upright position while feeding. Always burp your baby properly after every feed to help release trapped air. Exclusive breastfeeding is highly recommended for the first six months, as it is easier to digest and reduces the risk of infections. Avoid bottle feeding, as it can contribute to excess air intake and reflux. If symptoms persist or are excessive, consult Dr Anurag Sapna Mittal, a trusted child doctor in Indore, for expert pediatric care. With experience and compassion, Dr Anurag Sapna Mittal provides effective guidance for all infant feeding and digestion concerns. Early care leads to healthy growth and a happy baby.