Why do children vomit at night?

When feeding children, parents must take into consideration the maintenance of their gastrointestinal digestive system. Because children's stomachs are in a healthy stage and are not as strong as their parents', gastrointestinal problems are more common. Many parents will find that their children like to vomit when they sleep at night. What are the reasons that cause children to vomit at night?

If the baby eats too much and cannot absorb it all at once, it will cause gastrointestinal discomfort and vomiting symptoms. Because children's stomachs are inherently fragile, you need to be careful when feeding your baby. If vomiting occurs, stop feeding and eat small, frequent meals, and it will get better slowly.

Babies may also catch a cold if they vomit at night, because children do not sleep properly and will kick off the quilt when they feel a little hot. At this time, their stomachs are prone to catching a cold. When the baby wants to vomit, pick him up and gently pat his back with your hands. This will make the baby feel better.

Furthermore, if the baby eats too much salty or sweet food before going to bed, it will cause discomfort to the baby's stomach, so it is best not to eat these things two hours before going to bed. And you should cultivate the habit of your children to eat on time. You can take your children out for a walk after dinner. This is good for their absorption, improves their sleep quality, and avoids eating too much and vomiting.

After your baby vomits, do not give him hard food within 6-8 hours. It is best to let his stomach rest fully. You can prepare some liquid food for your child, such as millet porridge,

Noodles, and then add some solid food after the baby's condition improves. After your baby vomits, you should replenish water in time and let your baby drink some water. The baby can eat normally 24 hours after vomiting. It’s okay if the baby doesn’t want to eat, just take your time.

It is normal for children to vomit at night. Most parents have encountered this. When vomiting, hold the child upright and gently pat the child's back. This will make the child feel more comfortable. Also give the child some warm water to drink. Children often kick off the quilt when they are sleeping. Parents should cover their children with quilts in time to prevent them from catching cold.