Is it normal for baby to constantly spit up?

Is it normal for them to spit up after every feed? Mine has breast , forumla and expressed BM from bottle at the mo Regardless of which he had , or if he had a lot or very little , he *always* brings a portion back up afterwards. Sometimes it looks like he brings half of it back up 😑 often we spend half hour on boob and as soon as he comes off it looks like everything he drank comes back up 😑 such a waste of time! Is this normal? He’s 2.5 weeks old
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I’m going through the exact same thing. HV has said she’s tongue tied which is causing air to get in while she’s feeding. We’ve been referred to the tongue tie clinic and going on Tuesday to get it looked at x

Our little one does too (BF) We’ve been told from the doctor that it’s very normal whilst they still develop, as long as they’re doing lots of wet/dirty nappies and putting on weight and are okay otherwise shouldn’t be a worry

It is normal. Try keeping them upright after a feed for 30-45 minutes. Tough I know if you bf for 30 minutes (I'm in same boat with supplementing) I've found keeping her upright really helps avoid it.

@Charlie god I wish we BF for 30 mins. He’ll go for about 2 hours when we BF 😑 I find putting him upright brings up the same amount of sick 😑 I’m not sure if it’s too much sick that he has or not 😕

2 hours is a lot for a BF session, unless cluster feeding as baby will tire and expel more energy feeding than what they take in. Might be worth speaking to a lactation consultant/infant feeding team to see what they would recommend. Mine recommended capping at 15 mins/side to make sure baby girl didn't tire, then supplement- I'm never going to be able to fully BFeed though

@Charlie fair. .. we have been seeing a lactation specialist. She also said 2 hours isn’t normal but then she also said it can be normal as cluster feeding. … but yeh 15 mins each side he would be completely starving after !! But that’s good to know , thank you x

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