Those Of You Who've Had Infants With Reflux

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    #31
    Rock N Play Sleeper!!!!!! It is a god send! My son had horrible reflux and could NOT sleep on his back! We tried many different medicines with him with no success. I finally found the rock n play sleeper and after months of sleepless nights, no naps and the fussiest baby I have ever seen. It was amazing! He started sleeping through the nights, taking naps and was a happier baby! Not sure how to help with the regulations and everything else. But if you can figure out a way. The rock n play is the only thing I recommend for reflux!!! Good luck!

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    • Cat Herder
      Advanced Daycare.com Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 13744

      #32
      Does letting baby sit up for 20-30 minutes after each feeding before laying him down correctly in his crib not work?

      That is the usual remedy for this issue.
      - Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.

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      • Heidi
        Daycare.com Member
        • Sep 2011
        • 7121

        #33
        Originally posted by Cat Herder
        Does letting baby sit up for 20-30 minutes after each feeding before laying him down correctly in his crib not work?

        That is the usual remedy for this issue.
        nope...

        We are not 100% sure he HAS reflux. Just 100% sure he cries endlessly... There are some indications that it could be reflux (see previous posts), but unfortunately, he's not telling us. Darn kid..

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        • Leigh
          Daycare.com Member
          • Apr 2013
          • 3814

          #34
          I have a Graco baby swing that I don't use, but I keep it for the removable, vibrating bouncer. A baby with reflux seems to be at just the right angle in there, and I don't strap the baby in-there is no sliding around, either. Even with the bouncer, I freak out about infants sleeping (I know people who have lost their babies to SIDS, and I am hyper-vigilant about it). It seems safer than the carseat to me (I feel that it holds their heads upright better than hard plastic), and I just keep the baby next to me during all times when sleeping in it.

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