So many meals babies take in are in liquid form, which means new parents are forever patting their infants' backs to ease a gassy tummy. And if the feeding you’ve just given ends with your baby drifting off to dreamland, getting him to burp while he's asleep can be tricky.| What to Expect
Does your baby fuss and get cranky during or after feedings? It’s likely because she's swallowed a bit of air with that milk, making her feel uncomfortably full. Burping your baby is an important feeding step and can help her feel better.| What to Expect
If you have a newborn, it’s normal to find that often what goes down, comes back up again. You can chalk it up to new baby digestion, and most of the time, it’s something your little one will outgrow. | What to Expect
Spitting is par for the course in babies as new parents well know. If your baby is spitting up, it’s usually nothing to worry about.| What to Expect
