We have arrived at our destination (driving at night paid off) but within 30 minutes of being here LO started projectile vomiting sour milk. She has never thrown up, not even really spit up, so this is a huge shock. I have no idea if she ate something or if she's car sick.
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I'm not sure what it is either, but my DD developed motion sickness in car rides starting at around 1 yo. I soon found out after her first episode that it's common for young toddlers...
Some tips that helped us were to not give her anything to eat or drink 30 mins to an hour before a ride, keeping her cool in the carseat (not dressing her in too many layers), and keeping the windows slightly open for fresh air. She eventually grew out of it, but even now at 4.5 yo, she still gets carsick in buses or certain vehicles.
I always have a change of cplastic for her, plastic/paper bags, and plenty of wipes with us because of this...
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My son had a bout of car sickness recently, but it happened in the car, while we were driving. I attribute it to the fact that I gave him a banana right before we left and we were on some pretty windy roads and you feel the turns a lot in the back seat of the car.
How long before she started vomiting did she eat? I am thinking it's not car sickness, only because it is after the driving was over. Hope your LO is feeling better soon!
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After a trip to the ER, we found out it was Rotavirus!
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@Thehistoryofus: Oh no!! Poor baby! Was your LO being vaccinated for it?
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