Guest guest Posted July 6, 2000 Report Share Posted July 6, 2000 I've found this, too, 3 of more 4 spit up, but not all that much. my 3rd baby spit up often and alot but her weight gain was always good. She is still the one with the most sensitive stomach, the stomach flu will hit her harder than the rest of us. Sue >Some babies pretty much throw up in general too. This doesn't even have to >relate to sensitivity to anything. DS never spit up, and ran the 50th >percentile on the charts once he (slowly) regained birth weight. DD spits >up all the time and runs the 50th percentile on the charts since she made up >the difference between actual birth weight and what she should have weighed >(she wasn't doing so hot in-utero). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2000 Report Share Posted July 6, 2000 I've found this, too, 3 of more 4 spit up, but not all that much. my 3rd baby spit up often and alot but her weight gain was always good. She is still the one with the most sensitive stomach, the stomach flu will hit her harder than the rest of us. Sue >Some babies pretty much throw up in general too. This doesn't even have to >relate to sensitivity to anything. DS never spit up, and ran the 50th >percentile on the charts once he (slowly) regained birth weight. DD spits >up all the time and runs the 50th percentile on the charts since she made up >the difference between actual birth weight and what she should have weighed >(she wasn't doing so hot in-utero). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2000 Report Share Posted July 6, 2000 I've found this, too, 3 of more 4 spit up, but not all that much. my 3rd baby spit up often and alot but her weight gain was always good. She is still the one with the most sensitive stomach, the stomach flu will hit her harder than the rest of us. Sue >Some babies pretty much throw up in general too. This doesn't even have to >relate to sensitivity to anything. DS never spit up, and ran the 50th >percentile on the charts once he (slowly) regained birth weight. DD spits >up all the time and runs the 50th percentile on the charts since she made up >the difference between actual birth weight and what she should have weighed >(she wasn't doing so hot in-utero). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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