What’s Causing My One-Year-Old Baby’s Vomiting?

There can be many reasons for a one-year-old child to vomit, including dietary and digestive system issues. It is recommended to refer to the following pediatric dietary guidelines and avoid giving stimulating food (irritating food) or overly greasy, sour, or salty foods.
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What’s Going on with My Baby’s Granular Stool?

My baby is two months old and has had a poor gastrointestinal condition. After taking lactobacillus tablets for four days, the baby is now passing granular stool with the water forming a frothy consistency. I want to know the cause. The baby shouldn’t eat this. It’s not good for a baby’s gastrointestinal system to eat certain things. It’s normal for breastfed babies to have seven or eight bowel movements a day; my baby is the same. It wasn’t until the baby was seven and a half months old that bowel movements became regular. If the mother eats cold foods, it may cause diarrhea in the baby. Therefore, mothers should be cautious about hot and cold foods. She can try examining the baby’s stool. If there is no intestinal infection, the white granules should be due to dyspepsia.
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