You can help avoid reflux for your baby by keeping them upright for 10 minutes after feeding. Consider feeding your baby with a thickened formula to help reduce reflux. There are no medications that help with infant reflux. If your baby vomits or brings up milk but is otherwise happy and gaining weight, there’s no need to worry.  Infant reflux is common in babies. Their oesophageal muscles are still developing, so milk and other foods come back up easily. In most cases, this doesn’t cause any pain, although your baby may cry or become unsettled. Infant reflux naturally improves as your baby grows and they start to eat solid foods.