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How to Burp a Baby
How to Burp a BabyBurping is an important part of feeding a baby. Babies tend to swallow air as they eat. The air thenbecomes trapped in their belly, causing painful gas. Burping can help a baby feel better.Try burping your baby now. Step 1: Sit upright and hold your baby close to your chest. Step 2: Placeyour baby’s head on your shoulder. Step 3: With one hand, gently pat your baby’s back. Slightly cupyour palm while doing so.If that method doesn’t work, you can also try burping your baby by holding them upright on your lap orknee. Or by lying your baby across your lap on their belly. Make sure to support their head at alltimes.Let’s try that again.Sit upright and hold your baby close to your chest. Place your baby’s head on yourshoulder. With one hand, gently pat your baby’s back. Slightly cup your palm while doing so. If thatmethod doesn’t work, try burping your baby by holding them upright on your lap or knee. Or by lyingyour baby across your lap on their belly. Make sure to support their head at all times.If your baby seems fussy during feedings, stop and burp your baby, then begin feeding again. Alwaysburp your baby when feeding time is over. Burping is a key part of your baby’s feeding routine. Burpyour baby regularly to keep them happy and comfortable.This program is for informational purposes only. Publisher disclaims all guarantees regarding the accuracy, completeness,or suitability of this video for medical decision making. For all health related issues please contact your healthcare provider.© The Wellness Network
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