Is this reflux?

[Trishg21]

For the most part my LO has always been a good sleeper. She would immediately go right back to sleep without a fuss during night time feedings, but this week we've really struggled. After every feeding she seems so uncomfortable. She grunts and groans and wiggles and arches her back for a long time before she is able to get back to sleep. She also gets hiccups 2-3 times a day.She doesn't spit up much, but it does seem like its been a little more lately. Earlier today she spit up and some came out of her nose.

I'm not sure if I should be concerned or not. If it is reflux what can I do to help her>

 

[Foxybabyhg3]

Skylar gets like that sometimes. I put it down yo trapped wind. Maybe keep her upright for a bit longer in case there's anymore in there. I think with reflux there's vomiting too

 

[ttc126]

My son is the same way combined with vomiting and projectile spitting up at times. What's helped is putting him on an eating schedule. He was overfilling himself when I was nursing on demand. I make him go at least 2 hours between feedings. I also put him facing me (tummy to tummy) and upright (or slight incline) after he eats. It has helped the spitting up. Something that I found comforting is that a lot of drs won't do anything for mild reflux. If she is gaining weight and not vomiting whole meals she is probably ok. You're doing just fine! Hang in there! I know how scary it is!

 

[Trishg21]

Last night was awful. She cried and groaned no matter what I did. She didn't want to be held, put down, lay flat, propped up, patted, rocked, have her pacifier, be swaddled, not be swaddled, nothing. Finally at about 6:00am I completely broke down and DH had to get up and take her. What made it even worse is he was able to get her asleep in 10 min. I felt like such a failure. I just wanted to help her but I couldn't.