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Coping When Your Baby Has Reflux or GERD

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This guide provides coping strategies, information, and support to parents whose babies are experiencing gastroesophageal reflux.

GERD is a condition that is normal and temporary for most babies. Reflux occurs when a baby’s muscular sphincter—where the esophagus enters the stomach—is weak. Learn more about GERD and what you can do to help your infant or toddler.

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