Some babies require burping after their breastfeeding session, even if they’ve fallen asleep. Burping is essential for the baby to get deep sleep, not wake up cranky or crying, spit-up, or avoid seeing signs of discomfort. There are different baby burping techniques even for … Read more
Kids and adults can release their own gas, but babies need help because they have little control over how their bodies are positioned. The average time for your baby to burp may take from a minute to up to 5 minutes. Therefore, it’s vital … Read more
Your baby spends most of his time laying down, and gas build-up is normal as your baby has little movement. He needs help with burping, not because he’s unable to, but because it’s difficult to expel air laying on his back 24/7. A decent … Read more
Is your little one giving you a tough time and makes you spend hours to soothe him, yet you can not calm him down or put an end to his crying cycle? Similarly, your baby might be unable to sleep at night properly; if … Read more
You’ve been told that newborn babies need to be fed every 2 hours and then by the age of 1-2 months you can start feeding on demand. But, what happens when you start feeding your baby, thinking that she’s hungry, but the baby keeps … Read more
Baby burping is a great relief for parents because it means good health for your little one (and much fewer chances of spit-ups). My first baby wasn’t easy to burp and had me trying for an hour at least. Taking an hour to burp … Read more
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