how often are you introducing new foods ? are you introducing fruit before veggies?

my son has a very sensitive stomach and i could introduce a new food every few weeks. if he got fruit before veggies, around that age he would vomit his entire bottle. when he was 2 months i had to put rice cereal in his bottle because he couldnt hold just the formula down.

at 5 months he should be getting more formula then solids. it is around 9-12 months when fluids should be reduced and solids are increased. i give my son who is 15 months now the solids before i give him his bottle. my son is still on formula and i have yet to introduce homo milk because his stomach is sensitive and i have had issues with him eating lately.

i would recommend stopping the jar food for a week to allow your sons stomach to settle down. after the week, try again starting with veggies. green veggies are the easiest to start with. stay with the one food for a week before introducing a new food.

if after this you are still noticing your son is spitting up in large amount, i would recommend making an appointment with his doctor to see if he has a reflux issue.

RSmith is pretty good already and I would recommend the same the only thing I would add is to say that each time my ped SAID my son was ready...he wasn't and he needed a little more time. So I would suggest quitting solid food altogether for like two weeks, then EASE back in, green veggies first, and just do ONE jar at lunch time each day.....then after a week, do a new veggie, et....once you have conquered green, move to yellow, then fruits, then mixing, etc. If you get all through those, THEN consider moving to number two foods etc.... don't RUSH the process though. THe spitting up is likely just your sons tummy adjusting to the new food. Solid food "sits there" longer than formula.

I would suggest cutting way back. When I introduced solids with my boys I started with about a tablespoon of cereal mixed with formula or breastmilk to make a very running mixture. In the begining I fed them this once or twice a day. After a few days of seeing how it was tolerated I would thicken the cereal up. After the first week I would introduce a new cereal every 3-4 days. About 2wks later I would mix about a teaspoon of green vegies in. Only one new vegie every 3 days and slowly increase the amount of vegie in the vegie/ cereal ratio. Over time I would feed cereal once or twice a day and a vegie once a day. I held off on sweet tasting vegies & fruits for a while so my boys would like the greens. It's a slow process and bottles should still be the main source of nutrition.

I, too would suggest cutting back. When I introduced solids I did one food for three days, but only once a day. I did the typical veggies before fruit.
So, I would pick once a day that you think would be best. I chose lunch because it worked easier and I thought it would give her tummy a chance to settle if it did upset her. The rest of the time I nursed.
At 6 months she moved to food twice a day but I also began a three meals a day schedule, or at least tried to. She's 9 months now and we're pretty much just now there to eating three times a day (meals) but she still nurses once in the middle of the day at at 3am.