Eight Month Old Still Spitting Up!

It sort of makes sense. It takes about 20min for food to really start getting digested. I would look at the ingredients of the solids. Its possible that there is something in there - whey, wheat, milk, carrots, pears, peaches - that she is having a reaction to. Which would make sense also if she had MORE problems while you were breastfeeding.

I would also consider contacting a pediatric allergy specialist to see if some blood-based testing can be done.

M.

I got barfed on in a very similar way by my daughter till she was solidly, I'd say, 10-11 months, even at just a year. There was nothing wrong, it didn't hurt her, and she's completely healthy still, 2 years later. I used to keep her sitting upright for awhile after a bottle, but the timing could be strange, like you say--you'd think it was past time for a barf, and then my shoulder would get a dousing.

Have you talked to your pediatrician? My daughter was the same way but for her it started at 2 weeks and continues until 6 months old. She was diagnosed with acid reflux. Perhaps the change into solid food has given her reflux (or maybe certain solid foods). Although the amount she is spitting up doesn't sound like much you may still want to mention it to your doctor.

my daughter is 11 months and still occassionally spits up, it's common for a baby to spit up for the first year or so. There's a "valve" covering the top of our esophaguses and it isn't fully formed in infants up until the end of the first year, so milk/food comes back up pretty easily. If she's gaining weight fine, i wouldn't be worried about her spitting up and not getting enough to eat. If you actually measured it, it's probably barely a teaspoon full of spit up. I wouldn't be too worried about it

3 Things come to my mind
1. GERD or reflux
2. Lactose intolerant
3. Allergy
I would talk to you Doctor.
With that said if she is gaining wait and everything looks fine her nutrition is fine. she is only spitting up teaspoons to tablespoons at a time right not cups? But she is eating cups? then she is getting what she needs, but still talk to you doctor.

UPDATE:
Lactose intollerance still is affected while breast feeding it all maters on what you eat. my son did this, until we found out he was lactose intollerant and allergic to eggs. They tested him for GERD 1st. I think talking with your doctor is the best move at this point.

Have you had her checked for blockages in her stomach? My sister's baby did this a lot and the doctor shrugged it off as normal behavior. Turns out he had something wrong in his belly.

Not trying to scare you, just be extra cautious!

I think you should take your baby to a pediatric gastroenterologist. Your "throw up" baby shouldn't have to go through this. I didn't know any better with my middle daughter, but had I known I would have brought her to a pedi gastro specialist. It's not healthy for her stomach lining or her esophageal lining either.

My son also spit up until he was about 13 months. Totally normal just had to wait for the valve to tighten up (the worst was when he would eat baby food chicken then spit up 20 min later - nasty smelly, staining stuff!!!!) He wore a bib till he stopped. Our ped said all was normal and my son was growing and putting on weight. It seems like a lot when it is being spit up but it really isn't all that much. As long as she is growing and gaining weight, I wouldn't worry.

yup normal. my son spit up for 14months.. every day.. happy baby.. crawled around puking all over the place.. he gained weight.. the puking gradually got less and less and stopped.. he is fine now..

you are waiting for hte valve on hte top of her tummy to tighten up.. it will tighten and she wont spit up anymore.. someday..

could be reflux, but honestly if she's not fussy after eating then it probably isn't. reflux hurts, my now 10 year old had it. My 8 month old still spits up, he's on alimentum due to allergies to my milk and normal formula. My Dh worries about it too, but DS is otherwise healthy, growing well and doing all the things he should be doing, so for me it's just normal baby stuff.

It sounds pretty normal to me as well. My daughter was a spitter and she stopped around that age. She went to all solids at 8 months (no baby food) and that really helped. For her, I think she needed something with a little more substance to help her keep the liquid down. If she's not throwing up a lot, I would chalk it up to annoying but normal, although I would mention it at your next appointment just to be sure.

sounds like maybe reflux and/or lactose intolerance maybe. is she spitting up the baby food as well or just the formula/breastmilk? my 3 sons all had/have issues with reflux and lactose intolerance. our oldest, 2 1/2, had reflux and lactose intolernace and was on prescription zantac until just after his 1st birthday. he outgrew the lactose intolerance at about 14 months old or so. our twins, almost 9 months old, both have reflux, but not as bad. they were on zantac until about a month ago, i am weaning them from it to see is they can handle not being on it anymore. i'd talk to your pedi and see what they say.

and my twins who are almost 9 months old spit up still. one very rarely and the other at almost every feeding and sometimes like your little girl it's 20 or so minutes later.