When it comes to properly caring for, feeding and burping your baby, there are so many do’s and don’ts and best practices. It ...

Although evidence suggests burping may not be necessary, many parents want to know how to burp a baby. This article explores everything to know about burping.

Burping your baby might seem like a straightforward task, but any new parent knows it can feel more like an art—or even a ...

Burping a sleeping baby is basically the same as burping a baby who’s awake. You might move slower to help them stay asleep. Some burping positions are a bit easier to maneuver with a sleeping baby.

With feeding comes burping, and how to burp a baby may be a top concern. Neonatologist Dr. David Kaufman told TODAY Parents that burping is simply getting rid of air your baby swallowed.

For a bottle-fed baby, try burping after every two to three ounces drunk. For a breastfed baby, you should burp before switching to the other breast.

Burp the baby during the feed. When a baby has finished feeding, they may be especially drowsy and may have swallowed more air. Try burping them before switching breasts or when they are halfway ...

Burping babies seems to be traditional practice in some parts of the world and not in others.

When a baby eats, they also take in some air. (Breastfed babies typically take in a little less air, but no matter how you feed your baby, they’ll take some air in along with their food.) ...

Burping helps get rid of some of the air babies tend to swallow during feeding. It’s late at night, and you’ve been patting your baby’s back for what feels like an eternity, hoping for a ...

Burp your baby. One of the easiest ways to ease gas pains is to burp them during and after they nurse. If they don't belch right away, lay them down on their back for a few minutes and then try again.