Shortly after or during feeding, babies habitually broach milk – this is called possetting or reflux. Symptoms Crying or painful after drinking milk Coughing or congesting frequently Rejecting the breast/bottle Arching back following drinking Does not want to lie on back Flatulent and/or lathered up bowel movements Gassy, gloomy or outwardly painful in body Wheezing, apnea or difficulties in breathing acid breath, belch, and hiccups Chucking, generally projectile vomiting Does not gain weight Causes The sphincter muscle separating the esophagus and the stomach is not fully developed in kids and hence opens…