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Also, when I came home from work I gave him some more water (I didn't want him to get all dehydrated) but he threw it up a couple hours later. All he's been doing the whole time since I got home is just sleeping/laying in his bed, but he has walked around my room to settle into a different sleeping spot (mainly from his bed to my rug, and then back again). I also noticed that he threw up a lot more than yesterday.
Any thoughts on what could be happening to my little one or advice would be greatly appreciated!
Some additional information that might be helpful:
- His breath smells normal
- He actually hasn't gone poo since Friday (but I assumed that's because he hasn't eaten anything since Friday)
Thank you in advance.View Thread
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