Hold the baby upright after feeds
Burp the baby frequently during and after feeding
Offer smaller, more frequent feeds
Check for proper latch during breastfeeding
Try a different bottle nipple or feeding position
Use gentle rocking or swaying
Walk with the baby in a carrier
Swaddle the baby snugly if they like it
Use white noise or soft sounds
Give a warm bath
Massage the baby’s tummy gently
Move the baby’s legs in a bicycle motion
Keep the baby calm and reduce overstimulation
Try a pacifier if the baby accepts it
Review the mother’s diet if breastfeeding
Consider a formula change only with a pediatrician’s advice
Keep the baby upright for 20 to 30 minutes after feeding
Seek medical advice if the baby has fever, vomiting, poor feeding, blood in stool, or trouble breathing