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How long do you spend burping during the night before giving up?

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We do about 10-15 mins upright after a full bottle, and a couple of mins mid-feed if he's pushed the bottle away. But our baby seems quite gassy so we do that to try to ease his discomfort - but sometimes at the 2am feed it does wake him up, and he struggles to go back down after 🙈

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We keep her upright for 10-20 mins after a bottle (depends how tired we are😂). They don’t need to burp every feed btw, always try ofc but don’t worry if they don’t x

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