Burping is a common phenomenon in newborns, but parents must try to solve it quickly when they see their baby uncomfortable. Don't worry, the following suggestions may help you!

Pat the back

When the baby burps, try to pat the baby's back gently. This helps to expel gas from the esophagus and relieve hiccups.

Adjust diet

Some foods may irritate your baby's stomach and cause hiccups. Pay attention to identify which foods may cause discomfort, and try a variety of foods in complementary feeding to choose the most healthy and nutritious food for your baby.

Create a good feeding environment

When feeding your baby, make sure the environment is quiet and comfortable. Avoid feeding when the baby is crying, pay attention to the speed and quantity of feeding, and keep a relaxed attitude.

Divert attention

By playing the baby's favorite game to divert attention, this can also effectively reduce the number of burps!