It is common for a child to eat less after vomiting, as their stomach may be irritated. As long as the child is still drinking and eating, even if it's smaller amounts than usual, there is generally no cause for concern. Just make sure to monitor their intake and overall well-being. You should start to see gradual improvement each day. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
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