Infants' esophageal sphincter function is not fully developed, and vigorous activity or coughing after eating may lead to vomiting. Overfeeding should be avoided, and...
Due to the incomplete development of the stomach and throat, newborns often exhibit an unstable state with their stomachs lying horizontally, and the lower...
The phenomenon of infants spitting up is quite common, typically attributed to two main causes: first, as a symptom of systemic disease or gastrointestinal...
Methods to prevent babies from spitting up while sleeping involve proper feeding and burping techniques. Ensuring the feeding method is appropriate and avoiding frequent...
