What to do if a three-year-old baby vomits

  As babies grow older, they begin to come into contact with more things and their bodies also begin to experience many problems. Some parents may notice that their three-year-old baby is experiencing vomiting, some of which may be accompanied by diarrhea and fever, causing great concern but not knowing what to do. So, what should we do if a three-year-old baby vomits?

  

What to do if a three-year-old baby vomits1

  There are many reasons for three-year-old babies to vomit, such as a cold or fever, which may cause nausea and vomiting. Another reason is intestinal diseases, which have become the main cause of vomiting in babies. Therefore, in daily life, it is necessary to avoid giving children spicy, stimulating, and cold foods, such as fried foods, and not eat too much to avoid vomiting due to indigestion.

  When a three-year-old baby experiences vomiting, the following steps can be taken.

  1. Pay attention to observation. If a three-year-old baby experiences vomiting and diarrhea, parents need to observe whether the frequency is too high and the baby's mental state is not good. It is recommended to take the child to the hospital for examination to determine whether it is caused by a virus or a bacterial infection, and then treat according to the treatment plan given by the doctor.

  2. Regulate the gastrointestinal tract. A three-year-old baby may experience bloating and nausea when vomiting, mainly due to weak spleen and stomach, as well as indigestion. Clockwise massage of the stomach can help the baby digest. Especially in daily life, probiotics can be taken to regulate the baby's digestive system.

  For parents, if a three-year-old baby vomits, they need to pay attention to giving the baby plenty of water to avoid dehydration. More attention should be paid to the diet. Children should eat more food that is easy to digest, such as noodle soup, Congee, etc., to avoid spicy and stimulating food, so as to make good gastrointestinal regulation and protect the baby's gastrointestinal function.

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