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Understanding Spit Ups And Vomiting

Team AckoFeb 21, 2025

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Spitting is a rather common occurrence in babies than vomiting. You will find your baby spitting several times a day with little dribbles coming out of the mouth. However, vomiting is more forceful and is large quantity with both solid and liquid. Check with your doctor if your baby vomits frequently.
Your baby’s stomach is small. When she is 9 to 12 months old, she will need on an average 3 feedings per day with about 7-8 fl oz average amount of feed per feeding. At times, you may observe she spits out. This happens when she eats too much, during burp or when she swallows too much air. It is not painful to her. You can reduce the spiting episodes by holding her in an upright position while feeding, burping after 1-2 ounces of feed and avoiding too much activity after feed.
During vomiting, spitting becomes more forceful and the output is more and causes discomfort to your baby. If your baby vomits more than once, consult the doctor. Frequent vomits can cause dehydration and babies under 1 year are at a greater risk to this condition. The signs of dehydration are feeling very tired, little saliva, sunken eyes, fewer wet diapers than normal, dry skin.

Planning for Your Baby's Future with Term Life Insurance Plans

Effective financial planning for your baby’s future is indeed a responsibility to achieve while serving your parenthood. One of the most crucial steps in doing so is opting for a life insurance plan. Life insurance ensures financial protection for your household in case of unforeseen incidents to keep your baby's future safe.

A term insurance plan offers coverage for a specific period and is often significantly less expensive. It also provides the option to pay premiums at regular intervals. For example, a 1 crore term plan provides substantial coverage, ensuring that your family remains financially secure. Using a term insurance calculator India can help you estimate the amount of coverage you must take out for your family.

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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only, based on industry experience and secondary sources. It is not a substitute for professional advice. Please consult a qualified expert for health or insurance-related decisions. Content is subject to change, refer to current policy wordings for specific ACKO details.

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