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Vomiting isn’t usually the danger. Dehydration is.

As an acute care physician, this is one of the most important mindset shifts I teach parents, patients, and even medical trainees.

When a child throws up, the instinct is often to do more—push food, force fluids, or panic about every episode. But aggressive feeding or large volumes of liquid can actually make vomiting worse.

What truly matters is how hydration is given.

Small, frequent, strategic sips protect the gut, reduce continued vomiting, and prevent the real risk—dehydration. This is physiology, not guesswork.

Knowing when to pause food, how to hydrate correctly, and which warning signs actually require medical care separates calm, confident decision-making from unnecessary stress.

Inside our free 5 Home Remedies for the Panic Mom, I walk through:
• Safe hydration strategies during vomiting
• What not to do
• Signs dehydration is developing
• When it’s time to seek care

Doctor-backed. Practical. Reassuring.
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