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You may notice that your baby is bringing up milk during feeding or shortly afterwards – this is a normal occurrence called reflux and in most cases presents no reason for concern. Reflux happens whenever your baby swallows more milk than their little oesophagus can take, causing the excessive milk to go back into the mouth. Statistics say that 50% of newborns have reflux daily, but the majority outgrow it by the time they turn one year old. Both breastfed and bottle-fed babies can experience reflux.