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I had a friend that would just move their child around to different places if they threw up and would also just give their child a bucket to throw up in. They would clean it up in the morning. I don't really recommend following this.

@mrbee: haha yeah.. that kid sleeps through most things.

If he was awake, I'd clean him up and change the sheets.

If he was asleep, I'd probably leave him. We had an situation where he vomited in the night at some time but didn't call for us, so we had no idea until the morning. He managed to sleep on the other side of the crib. I felt terrible, but there was nothing to be done about it.

No bath - I would just wipe her down with wipes. Poor Charlie!

It depends how bad it is. We had one night my daughter was sleeping in her bed and she kept waking up so I was sleeping with her, and she threw up all over herself and me. It was everywhere, so I gave her a bath because it was disgusting and the smell was going to make it impossible for her to sleep. So, we put the sheets in the wash and then went to sleep in my bed. A couple hours later, she threw up all over that, but not as bad, so I just cleaned her up with wash clothes and changed her clothes, took off the sheets and covered the mattress with towels. Then she threw up AGAIN, but slept through it (which terrified me because I was afraid of her choking on her vomit in her sleep) and I woke her up, cleaned her up and then just rocked her in the rocking chair until morning. Then I put her on the couch with her dad, took a shower and went to work. Of course, she slept all day and she was totally fine by the time I got home from work, and full of energy, while I was exhausted from no sleep and dealing with her vomit all night. Talk about a LOOOOONG night followed by a long day.