Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The baby's sucking speed begins to slow down, or they may stop sucking altogether with milk leaking from the corners of their mouth, so it's necessary to stop feeding and burp the baby first. Traditional mothers often hold the baby upright with their head resting on their shoulder, but this is actually not a good practice. A better approach is to support the baby's upper body with the hand holding the bottle, tilting them forward (with the baby's legs and bottom still resting on their own thighs), and then use the other hand to burp them. This way, you can observe whether the baby is spitting up milk.