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Every mother know that spitting up is a common occurrence among babies after feeding.
But if your baby spits up frequently, cries excessively, is irritable or refuses to eat, you may become concerned. You may also worry that your baby isn't receiving all the vitamins and minerals needed for proper nourishment and growth. Most infants don't experience long-term problems, and the condition usually resolve itself between 6 and 12 months of age. But in the meantime, your baby may experience discomfort, which causes you to worry. First, as always, your baby's doctor is the best source of information and guidance regarding your baby's health.