Some parents find that their babies vomit several times a day, which makes them very worried and unsure where the problem lies with their children. So, how many times does the baby vomit in a day?
Firstly, when a child experiences multiple episodes of vomiting, parents should observe whether the child's mental state is normal. If the mental state is good, the child's vomiting problem may be caused by excessive feeding. Parents are concerned that the child may not have enough to eat, and the baby's digestive system is not yet fully developed. Overfeeding with food can cause the child to vomit, but as long as the mental state is good, parents do not need to worry.
Secondly, whether the child's gastrointestinal cold is caused by fever. When symptoms of cold and fever appear, and the child's gastrointestinal function is relatively fragile during this period, if the food ingested is difficult to digest, it will lead to vomiting. At this time, parents need to follow the doctor's instructions for medication in order to receive better targeted treatment.
Finally, when a child vomits, parents should pay attention to turning their child's head to one side to avoid choking on the vomit and causing suffocation, which could endanger their life. And clean up vomit in a timely manner, give children an appropriate amount of water, and combine with easily digestible diet. Avoid eating greasy and spicy food, and maintain sufficient sleep and rest to accelerate the recovery of the child's body.
