Burping is the process to release the gas bubbles up the esophagus and out of the mouth that babies tend to swallow during feeding. In some babies, not being burped frequently and too much swallowed air can lead to spitting up, crankiness, and gassiness. Babies’ if not burped, can develop a feeling of fullness and discomfort, which often causes them to squirm or cry.
Gas bubbles formation in the baby’s stomach may be either because of swallowing air bubbles while feeding, digestion or any kind of allergic reaction towards any food. In case of Wet burps, often some of the stomach contents, get brought up too.
In general, breastfed babies don't need as much burping as bottle-fed babies because they tend to swallow less air when feeding. The
Gas bubbles formation in the baby’s stomach may be either because of swallowing air bubbles while feeding, digestion or any kind of allergic reaction towards any food. In case of Wet burps, often some of the stomach contents, get brought up too.
In general, breastfed babies don't need as much burping as bottle-fed babies because they tend to swallow less air when feeding. The