My baby keeps spiting up her milk, what do I do?

MyLove2MyLove2
edited October 2012 in Formula Feeding
It's only from time to time when she doesn't and she's starting not to burp as easy as she used to...

Am I doing something wrong?
I give her 4oz's usually and if I try to give her less she cries in hunger but will have times also when she wont finnish her bottle..

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  • MommyLovesSparkleMommyLovesSparkle
    Maybe its the formula itself. What kind is she on?
  • MyLove2MyLove2
    Similac Advance @MommyLovesSparkle
  • MommyLovesSparkleMommyLovesSparkle
    II know many moms (including myself) who had to switch formula because the baby just didn't agree with it or it was too hard on their little tummy
  • MommyLovesSparkleMommyLovesSparkle
    Do you burp her at every 2oz or so?
  • MyLove2MyLove2
    So should I try switching formula? @MommyLovesSparkle
  • MyLove2MyLove2
    oh no she wont even let me take out the bottle unless she's finnished with it [-(
  • EricaK22EricaK22
    You need to burp her every 2oz. She'll be fine if she cries after you take it, burp her, then feed her the rest.
  • Steph_Due_101611Steph_Due_101611
    She should be burped half way, so after 2oz. But you could try similac senasitive since your using similac already
  • MommyLovesSparkleMommyLovesSparkle
    Try burping her halfway through first then if its still going on the switch to sensitive. But be careful, similac sensitive can be horrible to some babies and great to others i hear more bad then good about that formula, but it really just depends on your baby. if you Decide to switch her to sensitive just keep an eye out for any tummy discomfort (as you should if switching ANY formula)
  • MyLove2MyLove2
    edited October 2012
    I've tried Similac Sensitive before with her and she was fine with it but the problem is the foam. Know I have the Similac Bottles so maybe that's what the formula needs but at the same time when im using the Advanced version of Similac there's still a little bit of foam in it...@MommyLovesSparkle and @Steph_Due_101611
  • Steph_Due_101611Steph_Due_101611
    I use enfamil gentlease. The bubbles reside pretty quickly.
  • FateFate
    To help with the foam, you can mix an entire day's worth of formula in a large sealable container and heat it in warm water when you're ready to make a bottle. The foam should be settled in a matter of minutes. Just refrigerate. Throw out any that is leftover after 24 hours.
  • stephforever89stephforever89
    My son is on sensitive formula we just switched from enfamil to gerber he is doing fine. He also use to take zantac for his tummy. I had to switch formula about month after he was born. Then tok him back month later said he was doing better but this and that is still going on. Good luck you find the right formula
  • dra765dra765
    I thought you were breastfeeding?
  • TattdUp_KnockdUpTattdUp_KnockdUp
    @dra765 that's what I thought!
  • MorgDeeBeeMorgDeeBee
    My daughter was like @blessedtxmom said no matter what she spit up she did it on breast milk and all kinds of formula. She eventually stopped on her own it caused her no pain or discomfort.
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  • MyLove2MyLove2
    Im not breastfeeding anymore @dra765 and the other lady my phone won't let me type her name... :)
  • dra765dra765
    Oooo how long has she been on formula?
  • dra765dra765
    @TattdUp_KnockdUp
  • MyLove2MyLove2
    A little over a month @dra765 and thank you.
  • dra765dra765
    oh ok. well babies that drink formula tend tospit up more. its nothing too alarming. and as they get older they don't burp as often and easily. sounds like she's just adjusting
  • MyLove2MyLove2
    @dra765 that's a long adjustment
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