#asktheexperts I was suggested that after breastfeeding the baby, they should be held on shoulder and pat on their back to get the burp. Is it a necessary thing to do?

1 Answer

ExpertDr. Minal AcharyaNutritionist1 Year ago

A. dear Mum, yes, it is necessary to burp your baby after every feed. it helps in digestion and reduces the chances of vomit. you should burp baby after every feed

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