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		<title>My Newborn Is Spitting Up Everything She Eats?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by drwhimsy Question by kristenwalker123: My Newborn Is Spitting Up Everything She Eats? Over the past couple days, my 3 week old has only had one bowel movement, and will only hold down about an ounce to two ounces, then throws most of it up. She normally eats between 3 to 3 1/2 ounces every [...]
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<p><strong><i>Question by kristenwalker123</i>: My Newborn Is Spitting Up Everything She Eats?</strong><br />
Over the past couple days, my 3 week old has only had one bowel movement, and will only hold down about an ounce to two ounces, then throws most of it up. She normally eats between 3 to 3 1/2 ounces every 4 hrs, but now she isnt eating normally, and I am worried there could be something wrong.  Anyone know what this could be?  I thought it was the formula, but I changed it to the &#8220;sensitive stomach&#8221; kind and she still is spitting it up.<br />
She cries and grunts like she is trying to go to the bathroom, but nothing happens, and she seems hungry but everytime I try to feed her she spits it up like 5 minutes later. I dont want her to starve but she wont eat!!! PLEASE HELP<br />
I changed formulas after I noticed she was spitting up FYI<br />
what do i do if its acid reflux?? and why is she not pooping and only peeing?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by suicide</i><br/>contact her doctor asap. it can be something serious or even constipation. switching formulas can cause this to. definetly call a doc.</p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:07:46 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Christine D</i>: What could cause projectile vomit?</strong><br />
Wow, so last night my boyfriend started to complain of backaches that felt like they were in his kidneys. A few hours later he complained of severe cramping and pressure in his stomach. He was also pretty bloated.<br />
Then a couple hours later he just explosively vomited. I&#8217;ve never heard anyone vomit like that, so violently and soooo much. He threw up like that three more times.<br />
It seems like his projectile vomiting is finally over, it&#8217;s been over 8 hours now. He&#8217;s resting, but I was just wondering if I should call a doctor. He seems okay now, just sleeping.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Olivia here.</i><br/>He probably has food poisoning.</p>
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		<title>I HAVE A MIN. DASHUND PUPPY THAT IS VERY SAD AND NOT PLAYFULL AT ALL WHAT DO I do???</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by K&#038;K</i>: I HAVE A MIN. DASHUND PUPPY THAT IS VERY SAD AND NOT PLAYFULL AT ALL WHAT DO I do???</strong><br />
I BOUGHT HIM THURS. HE WAS BORN ON 09/24/06.  WHEN I GOT TO THE KENNEL TO PICK OUT A PUPPY HE WAS THE MOST PLAYFULL OF ALL.  ON THE WAY HOME HE SLEPT MOST OF THE WAY AND WOKE UP LONG ENOUGH TO THROW UP I GUESSED FROM MOTION SICKNESS.  HE DID NOT EAT ANYTHING THAT NIGHT NOR WATER.  FRIDAY I LEFT HIM LYING IN HIS BED WHEN I LEFT FOR WORK. 10 HOURS LATER I RETURN TO FIND HIM IN THE SAME SPOT.  HE MOVED ENOUGH TO POOP ON THE PUPPY PAD THREE INCHES AWAY AND GOT RIGHT BACK IN BED.  HE DID NOT EAT OR DRINK ALL DAY.  THAT NIGHT I TOOK SOME CAN FOOD AND PUT A LITTLE ON HIS TONGUE AND HE THEN TOOK ABOUT TWO BITES OF FOOD. NO WATER. NO MILK. NO POOP OR PEE. ALL DAY SATURDAY HE WOULD NOT MOVEUNLESS I PICKED HIM UP AND MOVED HIM.  DID NOT EAT OR DRINK ALL DAY.  SAT. NIGHT I TOOK HIM TO A VET HE CHECKED OUT FINE NO PROBLEMS. VET SAID GIVE HIM TIME TO ADJUST TO THE NEW HOME. UP UNTIL THIS POINT HE JUST SAT AND SHAKED UNLESS PICKED UP AND HELD. SUN HE ATE FOOD ALL DAY! STILL SAD THOUGH. WILL NOT PLAY.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by kat_luvr2003</i><br/>just give it some time to trust you, and hold and love it as much as you can, in no time it will play and trust you, it may need to sleep with you to feel safe</p>
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<p><strong><i>Question by K&#038;K</i>: I HAVE A MIN. DASHUND PUPPY THAT IS VERY SAD AND NOT PLAYFULL AT ALL WHAT DO I do???</strong><br />
I BOUGHT HIM THURS. HE WAS BORN ON 09/24/06.  WHEN I GOT TO THE KENNEL TO PICK OUT A PUPPY HE WAS THE MOST PLAYFULL OF ALL.  ON THE WAY HOME HE SLEPT MOST OF THE WAY AND WOKE UP LONG ENOUGH TO THROW UP I GUESSED FROM MOTION SICKNESS.  HE DID NOT EAT ANYTHING THAT NIGHT NOR WATER.  FRIDAY I LEFT HIM LYING IN HIS BED WHEN I LEFT FOR WORK. 10 HOURS LATER I RETURN TO FIND HIM IN THE SAME SPOT.  HE MOVED ENOUGH TO POOP ON THE PUPPY PAD THREE INCHES AWAY AND GOT RIGHT BACK IN BED.  HE DID NOT EAT OR DRINK ALL DAY.  THAT NIGHT I TOOK SOME CAN FOOD AND PUT A LITTLE ON HIS TONGUE AND HE THEN TOOK ABOUT TWO BITES OF FOOD. NO WATER. NO MILK. NO POOP OR PEE. ALL DAY SATURDAY HE WOULD NOT MOVEUNLESS I PICKED HIM UP AND MOVED HIM.  DID NOT EAT OR DRINK ALL DAY.  SAT. NIGHT I TOOK HIM TO A VET HE CHECKED OUT FINE NO PROBLEMS. VET SAID GIVE HIM TIME TO ADJUST TO THE NEW HOME. UP UNTIL THIS POINT HE JUST SAT AND SHAKED UNLESS PICKED UP AND HELD. SUN HE ATE FOOD ALL DAY! STILL SAD THOUGH. WILL NOT PLAY.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by kat_luvr2003</i><br/>just give it some time to trust you, and hold and love it as much as you can, in no time it will play and trust you, it may need to sleep with you to feel safe</p>
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		<title>Q&amp;A: what is good satin remover for newborn clothing?</title>
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I wash everything in Dreft and i was going out to stock up on washing powder because i know babies make a mess there first a least year! but with my daughter i had a time trying to find satin remover that was not too strong but worked and effectively got the satins out for poop, pee, and throw up! please let me know what you are buying or what you brought and did it work well for you?<br />
meant stain<br />
meant stain</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Mez **Boy Due Jan 28th**</i><br/>soaking in napisan always works for me <img src='http://YOURBABYINFO.INFO/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by MarriedmomE of 2 w/1 n da oven</i>: what is good satin remover for newborn clothing?</strong><br />
I wash everything in Dreft and i was going out to stock up on washing powder because i know babies make a mess there first a least year! but with my daughter i had a time trying to find satin remover that was not too strong but worked and effectively got the satins out for poop, pee, and throw up! please let me know what you are buying or what you brought and did it work well for you?<br />
meant stain<br />
meant stain</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Mez **Boy Due Jan 28th**</i><br/>soaking in napisan always works for me <img src='http://YOURBABYINFO.INFO/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Mommy of 1</i>: Projectile vomit, diarrhea, no fever&#8230;?</strong><br />
My daughter is 6 months old. She has been projectile vomiting about 2 times a day either immediately after her bottle or during (everything comes up, not just spit up). She is having around 2 bowel movement a day and it is diarrhea. She&#8217;s fussy a lot of the day and this is the end of the 3rd day. I had a stomach virus the day before she started acting like this. Her ped said to just wait it out, but its getting really old really quick. She doesnt have a fever and doesnt like pedialyte. I have tried giving her water but she is still choking on it and i have tried the thick it but she doesnt like the way that tastes. Is there anything i can give her to make this hurry up and go away? When she vomits it is coming up completely liquid as if it is not even starting to digest even when its first thing in the morning and she hasnt eaten for 10 hours. Any ideas? She is still peeing a normal amt so I know she isnt dehydrated.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Kat</i><br/>Has her Ped ruled out reflux? I know that projectile vomit is a symptom of reflux &#8230; check it out</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Chris Devers Question by Motivated: Foods for after baby is born? What should I stock my refridgerator, cabinets, and freezer with for after we bring our new baby home from the hospital??? I know I probably won&#8217;t be up to cooking for a week or so. I need easy ideas that me or hubby [...]
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<p><strong><i>Question by Motivated</i>: Foods for after baby is born?</strong><br />
What should I stock my refridgerator, cabinets, and freezer with for after we bring our new baby home from the hospital???  I know I probably won&#8217;t be up to cooking for a week or so.  I need easy ideas that me or hubby can throw together during those first couple of stressful weeks.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Katie C</i><br/>Make casseroles and freeze them. That way, if mom and aunts bring dinners like they are supposed to you aren&#8217;t wasting a meal.<br />
I made Lasagna, stuffed shells, meatballs(cooked completely and then frozen) and homemade soup.<br />
We didn&#8217;t use them for weeks because everyone kept bringing food or sending baskets.<br />
They really came in handy when my hubby went back to work and mom went home and I had to make dinner with 2 kids!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by chloebobbybobbychloe: my baby has just started vomiting his milk up after each feed? my baby boy is 9 weeksold and has started projectile vomiting anyone know what it could be Best answer: Answer by petersenmarilyn@sbcglobal.netThis is serious my little girl did this exactly a projectile vomiting you need to pick up the phone [...]
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by chloebobbybobbychloe</i>: my baby has just started vomiting his milk up after each feed?</strong><br />
my baby boy is 9 weeksold and has started projectile vomiting anyone know what it could be</p>
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<p><i>Answer by petersenmarilyn@sbcglobal.net</i><br/>This is serious my little girl did this exactly a projectile vomiting you need to pick up the phone and call the doctor or emergency because what will happen is your baby will dehydrate himself also try water and see if he can keep that down if you are feeding him with a bottle check the holes if they have become enlarged your boy  could be ingesting too much at one time.<br />
CALL YOUR DOCTOR NOW</p>
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		<title>What to do when a small infant vomits up what they drank?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by *Alaina* n.k.a. Tiddly Boop!: What to do when a small infant vomits up what they drank? Let&#8217;s say you feed your newborn 4 oz of formula and they threw it all back up shortly after. Do you try to feed them again or wait until their stomach settles? Best answer: Answer by Jennifer [...]
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by *Alaina* n.k.a. Tiddly Boop!</i>: What to do when a small infant vomits up what they drank?</strong><br />
Let&#8217;s say you feed your newborn 4 oz of formula and they threw it all back up shortly after. Do you try to feed them again or wait until their stomach settles?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Jennifer P</i><br/>Feed them again if they seem hungry, stopping about every half ounce to burp them.</p>
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