#asktheexpert is it normal for 2 month old baby to spit up a milk

A. Yes, it's common for two-month-old babies to spit up after feeding. This is often due to their developing digestive systems and can happen for several reasons: 1. Overfeeding: Babies may take in more milk than their stomach can hold. 2. Air Swallowing: They might swallow air while feeding, leading to spit-up. 3. Positioning: Laying flat can increase the likelihood of spitting up. Tips to Manage Spit-Up: Feed in an Upright Position: Hold your baby in a more upright position during and after feeding. Burp Frequently: Burp your baby during and after feedings to release any trapped air. Avoid Overfeeding: Follow your baby's hunger cues and avoid forcing them to finish a bottle. If the spit-up is accompanied by other symptoms like poor weight gain, persistent vomiting, or distress, consult your pediatrician for further evaluation.