When your baby chokes on milk coming out of the nose, stop feeding, wipe the milk, adjust the feeding position and pat the back. 1. Stop feeding: When your baby chokes on milk coming out of the nose, stop feeding immediately to avoid more serious choking. 2. Wipe away the milk: Wipe away the milk that your baby is choking on to avoid blockage. You can use a sterile cotton swab to gently wipe the baby’s nasal cavity, the nasal cavity of the residual milk cleaned off, so as to avoid residual milk into the respiratory tract, trachea, etc., choking and coughing symptoms, and in severe cases, induced bronchopneumonia and so on. 3. Adjust the breastfeeding position: due to improper feeding position, resulting in choking symptoms, take the side lying position, so that the baby’s nasal cavity of the milk out. 4. Gently pat the back: When the baby’s nasal cavity is cleaned up, you can gently pat the baby’s back to help the baby out of the hiccups.