How to Care for Vomiting in Kids
Keep the child hydrated.. Give them bland foods.. Feed breastfed babies in small increments.
Steps
Keep the child hydrated.
Keep the child hydrated.
Give them bland foods.
Give them bland foods.
Feed breastfed babies in small increments.
Feed breastfed babies in small increments.
Keep them home from school.
Keep them home from school.
Have the child rest.
Have the child rest.
Avoid triggering vomiting.
Avoid triggering vomiting.
Minimize motion sickness.
Minimize motion sickness.
Give the child extra love and attention.
Give the child extra love and attention.
Sanitize the house after their illness.
Sanitize the house after their illness.
Look for signs of poisoning.
Look for signs of poisoning.
Go to the doctor immediately if your child is dehydrated.
Go to the doctor immediately if your child is dehydrated.
See your care provider for severe or persistent vomiting.
See your care provider for severe or persistent vomiting.
Go to the doctor if vomiting occurs with a high fever.
Go to the doctor if vomiting occurs with a high fever.
Seek medical care for projectile vomiting in an infant.
Seek medical care for projectile vomiting in an infant.
Get help soon if the child has severe pain or "currant jelly" stool.
Get help soon if the child has severe pain or "currant jelly" stool.
Call emergency services if vomiting is due to an allergic reaction.
Call emergency services if vomiting is due to an allergic reaction.
Seek Emergency Care for other serious symptoms.
Seek Emergency Care for other serious symptoms.
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