Burping your baby might seem like a straightforward task, but any new parent knows it can feel more like an art—or even a science. Beyond preventing spit-up and hiccups, burping is essential for ...

Common methods of burping a baby include over the shoulder, seated, and lying down. You should burp a bottle-fed baby after every two or three ounces they drink. For a breastfed baby, you should burp ...

There are many myths and misconceptions around burping your baby. We take a look at some of the most common myths, and how you can easily (and calmly) burp your baby. “It’s a misconception that all ...

Babies get cranky for a number of different reasons. They may need a nap, some food, or just a good, old-fashioned burp. Babies often swallow air while eating, which can aggravate their stomachs and ...

Gently yet firmly patting your baby’s back is the easiest way to bring up trapped wind. The most popular burping positions are: Against you shoulder. Rest your baby’s chin on your shoulder. Support ...

New parents are inundated with so much information that figuring out the most important tips may feel overwhelming. A big component of having a baby is proper feeding and nutrition. With feeding comes ...

It's pretty common knowledge that after a baby is fed, they need to be burped. But, while some babies can seemingly burp on command, others spit up when they are burped and many seem to struggle to ...

After a successful feeding, it’s time to burp your baby. As you help your little one release gas — from one end or another — a burp cloth helps catch spit-up so it doesn’t make a mess on your shoulder ...

Most new parents today have little or no experience of burping a baby, and handling that tiny body can seem daunting at first. Successfully burping a baby is an art form that can be easily mastered ...