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If it toddler eats too fast or drinks juice too fast is it normal for them to vomit a little?
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YES: Maintain a time schedule, offer food before the child gets too hungry. Eating fast also may cause choaking. Let him/her eat slowly while playing with you. Too much juice is not good.
Answered 5/11/2015
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