Hold your baby against your shoulder, gently patting or rubbing their back to encourage air bubbles to rise and facilitate burping.
Sit your baby upright on your lap, supporting their chest and chin with one hand while gently patting or rubbing their back with the other to aid in burping.
Lay your baby on their tummy across your lap or on a flat surface, gently patting or rubbing their back to help release trapped air and promote burping.
Lay your baby on their back and gently move their legs in a cycling motion, which can help alleviate gas and encourage burping.
Place a warm, slightly damp cloth or your hand on your baby's tummy, applying gentle pressure to help ease discomfort and facilitate burping.
Ensure your baby is positioned properly during feeding, with their head slightly elevated to prevent swallowing excess air, reducing the need for frequent burping.
Take breaks during feeding to allow your baby to burp naturally, offering gentle support and encouragement until they release any trapped air.
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