Splitting up after every feed???

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My 2 month old baby girl splits up after every feed. Should I be concerned??? I know this is a sign of an over feed baby but every time she cries, giving her my boobs, is the only solution. This is the only thing that stops her from the crying. Plus, she takes every time. The crying gives me anxiety and I don’t know do but give her my boobs. Any advice???

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Hold her in an up position for 30 minutes after eating, see if that helps

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Breastfeed babies can not over feed. Bottle fed babies can. Might be reflux

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At 2 months old, it’s not uncommon for babies to spit up after every feed. As long as baby is otherwise happy and healthy, there’s probably no cause for concern.

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It might just be what she does. My bf son spit up after almost every feeding for the 1st few months of his life. I got so worried at one point bc I  thought he had reflux or there was something wrong. I called my ped office and the nurse basically said as long as he’s not screaming, crying, and fussing like he’s in terrible pain, and gaining weight, he’s mostly likely just a spitter upper. 
I tried holding him upright after a feed, I put stilts on one end of his bassinet so he was tilted, anything I read. Nothing really helped. He just grew out of it.

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My baby is 3 months & still spits up after almost all feeds. I think it’s normal unless it’s projectile or green or there’s blood in it (my god I would freak out)

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Some babies are just spitters. I had two of them. If baby is gaining and doesn't seem uncomfortable them it's a laundry issue and won't last forever.

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My son had this problem for the first few months. It also makes it kind of uncomfortable for them to eat. It’s probably reflux. Gas drops will help too

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She might have reflux. 
My first baby ate ALL THE TIME. Like every 90 minutes. He had pretty severe reflux. The feeding makes it feel better for a little while but then makes it worse so then they are over fed and puke.

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You might have a fast letdown. You can’t over feed a breastfed baby. 
Babies spit up. It’s normal. As long as they don’t appear to be in physical pain while spitting up and it’s less than a tablespoon. (Spill a tablespoon of water to get an idea how much that truly is. Spit up can be deceiving in the amount) I believe it slows down around 6 months. 
My girl used to spit up with every feed but now it’s maybe twice a day and she’s 4 months old.

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2 possibilities are acid reflux, or milk protein allergy. My son had both & had to be put on reflux meds & hypoallergenic formula, Nutramigen.

Splitting up after every feed???

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