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when winding a baby and you can hear sloshing of milk, is that wind present?

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crackpotdog · 03/04/2008 21:13

have trouble winding our ds. you can hear milk sloshing about when rubbing him but can persist for ages trying to wind (ie between 3 and 4am this am) but no wind comes up? Is this noise just cos full tummy or does it mean wind in tummy under some milk?

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gagarin · 03/04/2008 22:27

IMO it's best to just put him down after 10 mins of trying. If he has wind it'll all collect into a big bubble when he's lying down. If it's bothering him he'll complain and when you pick him up again after 10-20 mins he'll burp nicely. Or he'll merrily sleep on (and so will you) and fart it out in his sleep!

tiktok · 04/04/2008 12:30

If he doesn't burp straight away, then just accept it 10 minutes trying is w....a.....y too long, IMO!

Hearing the milk is not a sign of anything except the fact there is milk in the tum....and you knew it was there anyway

NotQuiteCockney · 04/04/2008 12:32

I never got the habit of burping DS2. He is 3 now. He appears to have survived.

terramum · 04/04/2008 13:10

I have heard from someone who has spent time with breastfeeding mums in parts of the developing world that they have never heard of burping babies - so maybe bf babies just don't need to be "burped"?

crackpotdog · 05/04/2008 21:16

our ds is ff not bf, we've now decided if no burp forth-coming we'll just give up afetr a decent amout of time and not persevere for half the night as before, seems to be working!!

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