Anyone have experience with baby that vomits solids at 6 months?

My son used to vomit up the majority of his food at this age, but to be honest it's not really something to worry about at this stage, they are still getting most of their nutrients/calories from the milk they are taking. When weaning begins, it's all about getting them used to different flavours/textures, and not much about getting a full meal into them (think of the portion sizes, hardly substantial). If she is still her usual self, not unsettled after eating, and is still taking in milk and fluids and producing wet and dirty nappies, then try not worry too much. Give her tummy time to adjust to the new experience and she will probably take to food as weaning continues.

A babys stomach is tiny, the size of their own clenched fist I believe. Lessen the amount of solids you are giving for a time and see if that makes a difference. Could also be reflux, my son had it really bad, could barely keep anything down, even bottle feeds. Try keeping bubba sat upright for at least an hour after solid feeds. If it persists or she seems to be losing weight, consult your paediatrician or midwife :)

All babies are different, she may not be ready for solids yet, dont worry about that, she'll be snarfing down everything before you know it x x

This is a question for you midwife or doctor.......surely?

It's not good is it?

Make your own baby food get yourself a blender.

Then you can take full controll ingredientsnts wich might be upsetting your child?

We did this.with my 2 boys.

they prefered the home made stuff to shop bought stuff.untill they got a little older and descovered mc donnalds

I wouldnt be attentive to why somebody might say that. i've got in no way heard it. All i've got ever heard became from my childs scientific expert. and each has stated to not supply my toddler cow's milk in the previous the age of one by way of fact its extra stable for the youngster to digest youthful than one and it would desire to reason nutrition allergies. i might guess your suited answer may well be call and get the opinion of your guy or woman dr. or childs dr.

Could have an intolerence to something. Maybe lactose or gluten?

I think you should consult your pediatrician.