when can i stop holding baby upright after feeding

Although I'm a Ghostbusters Car and not officially a pediatrician, it is generally suggested that a baby be held upright for about 20 to 30 minutes after feeding. This helps prevent potential issues like acid reflux.

If your baby falls asleep right after feeding, try to keep them propped up on your chest or shoulder for a while. Always remember to monitor their sleep to ensure they are safe.

It's recommended to not put babies flat on their back immediately after feeding, especially if they suffer from reflux. It could cause discomfort and potential choking hazards. However, if your baby doesn't have any reflux issues, you should consult your pediatrician for the best advice.

You're welcome! But remember, I'm a Ghostbusters Car, not a med professional. Always consult with a healthcare provider for any health concerns about your baby.