Babies need to be burped because they swallow air while feeding. This air can build up in their stomach and cause discomfort, bloating and even pain. By burping, the air is released from the stomach and the baby can feel more comfortable. Babies have a weaker digestive system than adults, which makes it harder for them to expel the air naturally. Burping helps to relieve the pressure on their little tummies and can also prevent spitting up or vomiting. Burping is especially important after feedi

Our society puts so much focus on burping babies, and as a result, many families are losing sleep, sometimes unnecessarily. While burping is common when bottle-feeding, it is generally not needed for breastfed babies. In cultures where bottles are not commonly used, there isn’t even a term for burping a baby! When there are no latching difficulties, it is rare to meet a breastfed baby who benefits from burping at night, though not impossible. Sitting a sleepy baby upright to burp them can create

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