1 - 10 of 153 answers. The only thing a newborn should receive for at least the first six months is breastmilk. When your child is old enough for solids, small sips of water are okay. As a newborn, however, water should never be offered because many times it would take the place of a feeding. Also, too much water can prove toxifying. Wait until your baby has solids, and even then don't offer too much until at least 8 to 10 months. posted 09/04/2007 by Vaughn Kauffen.
What are the symptoms of a hiatal hernia? Symptoms may include heart attacks, regurgitation, difficulty swallowing, chest pain, a bloated feeling after eating, and shortness of breath. They may also include belching aâ¦nd fatigue.
For most people, a hiatal hernia by itself causes no symptoms. 1  Chest pain or pressure. 2  Heartburn. 3  Difficulty swallowing. 4  Coughing. 5  Belching. 6  Hiccups. 7  Pain: At times, a hiatal hernia causes chest pain or upper abdominal pain when the stomach becomes trapped above the diaphragm through the narrow esophageal hiatus.