Why do children always burp?

Children's total hiccups are usually abnormal phenomena caused by rapid contraction of diaphragm, which is called hiccups in clinic. Usually, there are several reasons to stimulate the diaphragm to contract rapidly:

1, swallowing a lot of air when eating milk, or inhaling cold air, such as eating too fast or too fast, the contents of the child's nipple are incomplete, and eating and playing while eating breast milk will lead to inhaling a certain amount of air;

2, the weather is too cold, inhaling cold air, stimulating local diaphragm convulsions, can cause snoring.

In order to prevent children from burping all the time, you should prevent inhaling air, such as formula feeding. When drinking a bottle, let the child hold the whole nipple. In addition, when sucking, try not to let the milk flow through the whole front. Don't suck air while sucking milk, which will reduce the occurrence of hiccups. When eating breast milk, try to hold the whole nipple, not half, sometimes it is easy to breathe in air. When the weather is too cold, dress your child properly to prevent diaphragm convulsions caused by stomach cold. If you have started to burp, you can also pat the child to let the gas out of the abdomen, or you can drink warm water to relieve the symptoms of local burping.