The causes of swallowing problems in infants vary. However, they are common, especially in children with developmental disabilities, brain injury, and some other birth injuries. Swallowing problems may be caused by: Cerebral palsy or another birth injury caused by brain damage Reflux, sometimes called GERD Digestive problems Heart conditions Cleft lip or cleft palate, including …
It can be difficult to know if your baby has digestive problems that you should be worried about when they develop symptoms. Minor episodes of feeding intolerance, tummy upset, and gas are common during the first few months. Regardless, when a baby develops digestive symptoms, it is important to discuss it with a doctor. Some …
Intestinal blockages generally cause severe stomach pain, but your baby cannot explain to you exactly how it feels or where it hurts. However, there are many symptoms and signs that may help you know if your baby has a blockage. Signs of a blockage may include: Bloating or swelling of the abdomen Grunting or crying …