Gagging

Anyone else’s 10-month old gagging themselves to the point they throw up?? Our daughter does it daily and we tell her no or grab her hands to try and stop her and she thinks it is the funniest thing and continues to do it; even if we ignore her she does it. How do I make it stop!!!


Sincerely, a mom who is tired of cleaning up puke 🤢

Read more on Peanut

The views expressed in community are solely the opinions of participants, and do not reflect those of Peanut.

Learn more about our guidelines.
Add a comment
Avatar

Is she using her fingers or objects?

Avatar

fingers!

Avatar

Deadpan face say "fingers out of your mouth" gently guide the fingers away. Then distract, redirect, distract, and distract. Repeat FOREVER! At least that's what we had to do for our girl. It worked eventually.

Avatar

My nephew used to to this don’t react when he does it and try to occupied his bands either some thing else like a toy or utensil

Avatar

Redirect her to a favorite toy or/and start playing with them as a distraction. Sometimes babies/toddlers do that because they or bored or it’s a comfort thing for them. She will grow out of it!

Avatar

My son was doing this when no one is paying attention to him. His dad popped his hand and he stopped.

Avatar

My boy has been doing this for a while lol

Read more on Peanut

Trending

in our community

Leaky nappy help

What nappies are you using to stop leaks?? We use pampers ultra dry size 5, and for the past few nights he has lashed through and we’ve had to completely change him during the night. Last night he leashed through twice!! He sleeps on his front and stays leaks through at the top of his leg where the tabs connect. Didn’t know whether to size up, he has a bit of a belly on him but he’s smack in middle of weight guidance so shouldn’t need too

Avatar

12

My little one is struggling with sleep

Hey! I'm in need of some advice please girls! My little boy is 20 months turns 21 months in 2 half weeks. He use to sleep through the night now he is waking up every single night in the early morning, I've had to transition him to a toodler bed as he kept climbing out his cot. Just need some advice on what I can do to help him get back in to a sleep pattern?

Avatar

3

When do things get easier?

As we entered the 9-12 month stage, my son started crawling and pulling himself up. He also became more clingy and does not play alone, still doesnt sleep through the night, and this week has been sick (so EVERYTHING amplified). I am tired and overwhelmed. Please lie and tell me things get better. 🥺

Avatar

3

6 month old autistism

My 6 month old makes no eye contact with me and doesn’t respond when I call him. Can this just be a phase or personality trait as apposed to autism

Avatar

7

4 month bed time

What time do you put your babies to bed?
What time do you start your 'routine?'
My LO currently goes to bed around 10.30pm, and I know i need to start bringing it forward. Everytime ive tried, it takes longer for my LO to settle.
We are exclusively breastfeeding. Any advice Mamas?

Avatar

1

13

New born

Finally had my baby girl via C-section on the 18th, everything has been so far. But I’ve noticed she’s very fussy and cries a lot. I’ve been trying to exclusively breastfeed. The lactation consultant at the hospital said I did look like I’m making enough milk for her. She was latching on good at the hospital and now here at home, she doesn’t seem to want to latch at all. She’s been crying a lot and very fussy. I’m just wondering is she’s colic or like maybe she just doesn’t want the breast anymore?

Avatar

1

10

Read more on Peanut