Skipping that burping session after each feeding can make your baby very cranky! A newborn cant burp on his own most of the time, so its best if you do it for him and this article will show you how to get rid of baby gas through burping. Some babies are very easy to burp, it is just a matter of a few pats on the back and all the gas comes out, no problem.

Unfortunately, not all babies are that easy. Some require a long period of burping after feeding, just to get a tiny burp out and later they scream as the air gets into their intestines. To avoid this problem there are a few things you can do.

First of all, try burping more often. Most parents wait until after the feeding and for some babies thats fine. However, it can also be good to try burping during the feeding. Every few minutes, lift the baby up and pat his little back for a minute. This allows him to get rid of baby gas faster. It hasnt had time to move on and will rapidly come back up. The downside to this is that the milk is still right there, as well and your baby will probably spit up more often like this.

Burping can be pretty complicated. It might help, with burp resistant little ones, to bounce and walk around the room while patting the babys back. This takes a while sometimes, but the added jolt of the bounce can help move the gas out.

While knowing how to get rid of baby gas isnt difficult, it can be a real pain actually doing it. Experiment with different techniques and find out which one works for your little one. Every baby is different, so its not surprising that there is no one size fits all formula for burping your infant.