Reflux survival strategies
These tips are written by reflux parents for the benefit of reflux parents, based on their own experiences. They are of a general nature only, and are not meant to replace specific medical advice. They...
View ArticleHow reflux presents
The list below gives a general overview of some of the signs and symptoms of infant reflux that may be displayed. A child with reflux will not necessarily display all of them, and the number of signs...
View ArticleBiomed approach to reflux management
This page is for RISA members only. Posts should only be visible to those with forum access. A biomedical approach to reflux management in children is a relatively new thing in the medical landscape....
View ArticleReflux and behaviour
There’s no doubt that reflux has a huge impact on the behaviour of children. I think its fair to say that here at RISA Inc we generally believe that in reflux kids, consistently bad behaviour that...
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Constipation, Motility Disorders and GORD in Children
Constipation in children is relatively common[1] and can contribute to the severity of reflux episodes.[2][3] Up to 1 in 10 children seek medical attention because of constipation. 3 to 5% of all...
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To our families and friends
This page is intended to provide some ideas for family and friends as to how they can support a family caring for a baby or child with reflux. Over time, we’ve collected a few ideas and listed some of...
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Reflux & Sensory Processing
RISA would like to thank Dr Fiona Jones who voluntarily contacted us to provide this information to RISA parents. Her practise is in Qld and details are below but if her observations strike a cord and...
View ArticleSurviving hospital with a refluxer – what to pack.
For some infants suffering with GORD, hospital admissions are more common than for otherwise healthy babies. Hospital visits are never easy, but having the right gear can go a long way to making the...
View ArticleManagement tips
Feed your baby while they are upright. Keep their body straight with their head higher than their stomach. Try to keep your baby upright for at least 30 minutes after a feed. Try to avoid the upright...
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