HOW TO BURP A BABY... (When Nothing Else Works) | Dr. Paul

Watch as Licensed Massage Therapist DeeDee Hoover burp a newborn after feeding with a special technique.

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[Iamleahbeah]

Any first time parents here? HANG IN THERE YALL. 🤣 WE ARE TRYING OUR BEST!

[vicvic]

The best advice I ever got was "let them rest". Let them chill for a minute or two before trying to burp. Doing this we get burps out almost immediately.

[lirajean]

I’ve been unintentionally doing this. The lean forward is my burp method of choice but when there’s no burp after a few pats I lift my baby up just to talk and give her a moment and she usually burps. Definitely works and the burps are always big healthy ones that calm her immediately

[karanramchandani]

As a new dad, thank you for this! A bit tough to get it right but works wonders!

[ItsMeMissRuby]

On my third kid now, and I figured this out naturally as well… after sessions that have lasted up to 30 minutes long with no burp, I started to pay more attention to myself when I burped and realized I have to be in a certain position to burp…

Now, after I feed my newest baby, I give her a minute to let it settle, lean her over my knee, and pat her back moving from the bottom upward… I also rub her back from the bottom up to help move the air forward, and if no burp comes, I gently lay her on her back, or in my arms in a laying position, let her chill there for a few seconds, slowly, pick her back up and voilà, the burp comes soon after! Works every time.

[spiralrose]

Yay!
You’re still

I’m so happy to see that!

[kandydewey]

I too have had a lot of kids but never thought of this as a whole. Dad taught me hand under chin and then sit up to burp patting on the back. I'll try this with the next grand baby. Thanks Dr. Paul. Have a blessed weekend

[twistedara]

Oh wow! The last time I saw one of your videos you said you were done making videos. So glad to see you're still going strong and posting for the world. ❤

[sarahbridger]

I just had a baby 10 days ago and do this to burp him. Had no idea others did it too, but found it works so well!

[leadmetopeacejeanie]

I'm 70, and still loved this! Brought back so many memories! lol!

[annek]

I always massaged the baby’s back working up from the waist and it relaxed them enough that they let out a really loud burp!

[sitcomchristian]

He's a cutie! I love the lean-forward technique. I went from "I can never get a burp out" to about 60% success, which was huge for us :)

[pvtbuddie]

I love the look on the baby's face afterwards: "Clean me up! Aren't you gonna clean me up?"

[mikegoon]

Tried for 30 min with no luck. fell on this video and it worked instant

[sambyrne]

I wish I saw this video 9 months ago 😞. My baby burps for her self now but to test this technique, I tried it and it defo works on older babies too! It’s magic 🧚‍♀️

[pamjohnson]

WOW! That video was SO GOOD! Wonderful tutorial on burping method. The lady did such a great job in demonstrating!

[CityKanin]

THIS IS MAGIC.
I have tried everything in the past month! All different techniques from women in my life, but nothing worked for my baby and the stomach aches kept them crying in the evenings.

Thought to myself "hrh hrh, let's give it a try"
Lifted up baby from boob, put baby in front of me on the bed and pat three times low. Two resonating burps!! It was immediate!

Thank you!

[mamawfrancy]

My technique when my children were babies & now I'm a great grandmother & still do it. Old school works very well. :)

[shabnamjenabzadeh]

This is the only thing that actually worked for us. Thank you 🙏

[fullpurpose]

As a new dad I am here to learn this. Thank you.