my son is 3 months now but still he throws the curdled milk? is it fine?

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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl2 years ago

A. This is basically due to stomach reflux which is absolutely normal and common with kids in the growing age for initial six months you can face this problem with a child South side are always right video child on demand that really helps a lot

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