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Burping : new born baby
My baby 2 months old.
When I am feeding, my baby not burping at night time in sleeping.
What should I do??
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Keep the baby’s head slightly up.
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Sometimes it takes up to 20 min sometimes to burp.
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Dr. Nallapati Anusha
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Should burp baby for atleast 20 min
Should be conscious in night feeding because chances of aspiration are more during night feeding because of not burping properly
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Dr. Sameeta M Prabhu
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
After you have completed breast feeding, you can hold your baby vertically, in such a way that face is resting on the shoulder and pat him/her gently for about 15 mins.
As long as he/she isn't bringing out too much milk (little is fine) from his/her mouth or vomiting, it is ok if you don't hear the burp.
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