There are many causes of dry vomiting in babies. For example, eating too fast, stomach digestion abnormalities, throat inflammation, lower esophageal sphincter function defects, etc. can cause dry vomiting and nausea, we should always pay attention to observe the baby’s mood, stool, supplemental food, milk and other conditions. If these aspects are relatively normal, there is no need to worry too much. It is recommended that you pay attention to giving your baby warm water during the feeding process and try to eat light, easy-to-digest food. When breastfeeding, the pacifier hole should be filled with milk to avoid the baby inhaling too much air. Eat smaller and more frequent meals and reduce your baby’s exposure to hot and cold stimuli. Your baby’s nausea and dry vomiting should improve after you improve your feeding style.