Newborns should be burped after every feeding, and it is recommended to consult with relevant professionals for proper burping.
Because the stomach and larynx of newborns are not yet mature, when milk enters the cardia of the stomach, it cannot be contracted and absorbed well, which may lead to reflux of milk from the stomach into the esophagus, resulting in spitting up and overflow of milk. Burping can be more effective in preventing these situations, so newborns should be burped after each feeding.
In addition, parents can also often burp the baby during the feeding process, which is also a better time to burp. And burp hands together to make a hollow shape, from the bottom to the top of the baby’s back, 5-10 minutes can be.