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Is it true that i don't need to burp my baby if i am nursing?

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No: A breastfed baby may or may not burp after a feeding depending on how much air was swallowed during feeding. You should still try though, it may help prevent a big spit up a few minutes later!

Answered 10/28/2014

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No: Although many babies burp on their own when nursing, it's still a good idea to burp your baby. You can burp in between breasts or at the end of a feeding.

Answered 12/8/2016

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