Why does my toddler throw up almost every day?

Answer by  Jenna16 (224)

Monitor your child's bowel movements. If he is not producing waste regularly, throwing up without other signs of illness may be indicative of constipation. Excessive milk intake can also result in vomitting as milk is particularly difficult for some children to digest. Some children also vomit to gain attention from their parents when they are not ill.

Answer by  f (72)

He may not have an allergy, but he might have a food sensitivity, or there might be some reflux going on. He may a highly refined gag reflex which makes him vomit easily, or he might just have an extremely sensitive stomach. It's worth checking it out with your pediatrician.

Answer by  Candace (159)

your toddler could throw up almost everything because he or she is a pike eater. Or you child could just not like the foot that you are giving him.

Answer by  diva25 (4016)

One of the main things is nerves. He might be a nervous person. If this continues I advise you go to see a doctor. He may also have some type of infection that is making him do so. You should probably take him to Urgent Care or the ER to have some medical tests run.