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The Gastric Reflux Support Network NZ supplies brochures to Health Providers or other Services that support families coping with Gastric Reflux. This explains what Gastric Reflux is, a few simple tricks, the support GRSNNZ offers and our contact details. We have just … Continue reading
My first child was a dream, eat sleep play. My second baby was a nightmare! Screaming the moment he was born. Sleeping upright on my chest for ten weeks! We couldn’t find an answer, losing our minds! Five doctors later, … Continue reading
I just looked back and re-read the archived version of daughter number 3’s story. This is the edited version of the end of it which might be useful for those dealing with Child Gastric Reflux At the time of writing … Continue reading
The moment you first get handed your child says it all, it sets the scene for what is your future, or at least that’s how it felt for me. My daughter seemed to come out fighting, boxing gloves and all, … Continue reading
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The following is created from a thread during National Infant and Child Gastric Reflux Awareness Week on our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/nationalinfantandchildgastricrefluxawarenessweek There were 38 comments with advice or tips on how parents coped with infants or children with gastric reflux and I’ve included some of these … Continue reading
Daughter number 3 was born in 2000, weighed 8lb, 6oz and fed well, but we escaped the maternity home earlier than with number 2 as she just wouldn’t settle at night easily. At eight days old, my husband found her … Continue reading
The following is created from a thread during National Infant and Child Gastric Reflux Awareness Week on our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/nationalinfantandchildgastricrefluxawarenessweek It included words or short phrases that had something to do with what gastric reflux meant for those who commented. There were … Continue reading
My first child definitely had very few, if no signs of gastric reflux. I can’t even remember her spilling much – mind you, she is 22 years old. Three years later we had another daughter, born 13 days late, who … Continue reading
This year the National Infant Gastric Reflux Awareness Week has been renamed to include Children – National Infant and Child Gastric Reflux Awareness Week Gastric Reflux in Infants is common and normal due to immaturity of the sphincter at the … Continue reading