Burping advice

Can’t get my baby to burp at night!! She used to not burp at all but we finally got her burping during the day (thank goodness) but I still can’t get her to burp at night because she just passes out after she eats. Then she’s gets more and more gassy and fussy as the night goes on. Any advice to get a sleepy baby to burp after feeding?? Thanks mamas!

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SAME!!! I can barely get my bb to burp during the day and it’s 10x harder at night 🫩

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Try to rub their back instead of patting. Keep baby upright a little longer. Or when they start fussing in their sleep try burping them again. Other than those they will start to burp without help around 4-6 months.

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My daughter was the same way when she was a newborn! She’d fall asleep burping. Haha I would nurse her on one side and then change her diaper before offering the other side. This would also allow me to burp her. You can also try rubbing their back firmly from butt up to their neck to make it as straight as you can to help the air come up naturally. Also wiggling their little butt while supporting their neck can help get gas moving. It’s tricky but it doesn’t last too long!

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I would give gas drops before feeding to help break up some of that gas

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