#asktheexpert my baby keeps moving restlessly in her sleep.is that normal or is something causing her discomfort?

1 Answer

Ankita MehtaMom of a 10 yr old girl1 Year ago

A. hi yes, babies can have this due to gas problem so whenever breastfeeding is done, don't forget to burp your baby right after each feeding it will help to prevent the gas problem

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