Muldoon Family Supported by By Gina Kolata Something was very wrong with Kyle and Nicole Muldoon’s baby. The doctors speculated. Maybe it was meningitis? Maybe sepsis? They got an answer when KJ ...

Try different positions. Babies tend to ... Many mothers will wrap a burping/spit-up cloth around the bottle. This reminds the baby of their mom and makes them feel safe to eat.

Make sure to keep it upright, keep burping, and hold it in that position for ... Also, avoid slumping or bending positions, for example rolling your baby onto his side rather than lifting his legs ...

Newborns bring endless joy and endless questions for new parents. One common challenge? Burping your baby to relieve trapped gas and prevent fussiness. While some babies burp quickly, others take ...

Strategies to deal with overactive letdown include: Getting a good latch Using laid-back nursing positions Nursing more often Burping your baby after every feeding ‘Catching’ the fast letdown milk.

causing reflux and increasing burping. To top it off, increasing levels of estrogen can also cause gas and water retention. Both hormones start to rise at the moment of conception and the levels ...

What if my baby doesn’t burp? If your baby doesn’t burp but seems comfortable, they may not need to. Try different positions, but don’t stress if the burp doesn’t come. Burping your baby may feel like ...

When a play breaks down, you burp the baby like that. You put the offensive tackles in a bind. “Guys give up sacks and they're losing their career basically because you're burping the baby back ...

Ebby has a "secret, foolproof burping technique", which you ... If that still doesn't work, the mum keeps changing positions - including putting the baby over her shoulder. "You just kind of ...