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Why does baby spit up smell like sour milk?
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Gotta love babies.: Like so many other adorable things babies produce, that sour milk smell is just the normal smell of baby spitup. It's partially digested food/formula/milk mixed with your baby's stomach acid. It doesn't mean the food is going bad.
Answered 6/9/2019
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