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Burping

NatalieBierNatalieBier member
in April 2014 Moms
Why is my child so hard to burp? I am not delicate about it either. I literally can burp her for 20 min and nothing, but the second I set her down she acts like she needs to burp. Especially in the MOTN. Makes me crazy! Anyone else have a bad burper?
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  • horae4mehorae4me member
    try rubing your fingers up either side of her spine with just a little pressure. That along with gently rubbing up on her back sometimes helps. My dd holds in her burps. I feel your pain.
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  • LilMama7182LilMama7182 member
    I do. It's very frustrating. I've looked at videos online and read everything there is to read, but can't find the "magic" solution. Going to ask my pedi at our appt next week.
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  • momofmanyinthemittenmomofmanyinthemitten member
    We do the milkshake from happiest baby on the block. I've also found that if I pat for a minute and then stop, it comes out a few seconds later.
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  • moonsparklesmoonsparkles member
    kielpinskim said:
    We do the milkshake from happiest baby on the block. I've also found that if I pat for a minute and then stop, it comes out a few seconds later.
    Ooo, I'm trying those.  I have trouble with getting him to burp too.
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  • ambarnett1ambarnett1 member
    If my DS doesn't burp within 30 seconds then I continue feeding him or put him down. If I jar him too much then he will spit up everything I just fed him. So no tips or techniques here.'

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  • sayysayy13sayysayy13 member
    The only way my little guy will burp is if I bounce him lightly on my knee.
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  • selina1113selina1113 member
    Mine burps if I stand up, walk a bit, then sit down. Something about that up then down brings up the burp.
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  • BeckyF82BeckyF82 member
    Don't know whether it was this forum or another one that I saw this video link posted but this is the magic burping technique I now use.. Always works!
    https://youtu.be/9CRMiDEbPX4
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  • mrsB68mrsB68 member
    I've also found my dd will sometimes burp if I out her on my knee and sit her up and pat her back. Doesn't always work but sometimes it will. I also agree with getting up and walking around, as well as going up/down the stairs.
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  • BabyBsMommyBabyBsMommy member
    BeckyF82 said:

    Don't know whether it was this forum or another one that I saw this video link posted but this is the magic burping technique I now use.. Always works!
    https://youtu.be/9CRMiDEbPX4

    Tried this after seeing it on here and I love it! It works!!
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  • rtv3rtv3 member
    mrsB68 said:

    I've also found my dd will sometimes burp if I out her on my knee and sit her up and pat her back. Doesn't always work but sometimes it will. I also agree with getting up and walking around, as well as going up/down the stairs.

    I do this too and when sitting her on my knee I'll lean her way forward and backward. Sometimes that works out a stubborn burp.
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  • SoulTerminationSoulTermination member
    DH tips DD partly upside down backward to try to move air bubbles around. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. Can also try gas drops to help gas bubbles combine into bigger ones so there's a bit less burping needed overall.
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