🍼🙏How I Relieve Baby Abdominal Pain — Step-by-Step (For Parents & Caregivers)🙏🤲

Описание: Is your baby pulling their legs up, crying with a hard belly, or fussy after feeds? In this video I demonstrate simple, safe, and effective steps to relieve baby abdominal pain and gas — suitable for newborns and infants. I’m an RN and I’ll show you exactly how to do each move, what to watch for, and when to get urgent help.

What I show in this video: • Quick assessment: how to check baby’s temperature, belly, and feeding.
• Gentle tummy massage (circular and “I Love You” strokes) — demonstrated.
• Bicycle legs and knee-to-chest for gas relief.
• Burping techniques after feeds.
• Warm compress (how to apply safely).
• Feeding adjustments (pacing, burp more, bottle angle) and breastfeeding tips.
• When abdominal pain is an emergency — clear red flags to watch for.

📌 Chapters / Timestamps (paste below into your upload) 0:00 Intro — why tummy pain happens
0:28 Quick assessment & red flags to check first
1:10 Gentle tummy massage — technique 1 (circular)
2:05 “I Love You” stroke massage — technique 2
2:50 Bicycle legs & knee-to-chest exercise
3:30 Burping techniques after feeding
4:10 Warm compress safely explained
4:40 Feeding/position tips to prevent gas
5:20 When to seek urgent medical care
5:40 Final tips & subscribe

⚠️ Important safety note: These tips are for mild to moderate gas/tummy discomfort only. If your baby has a fever, repeated vomiting, blood in stool, a hard/tender belly, difficulty breathing, poor feeding, lethargy, or the pain is severe and sudden — seek emergency medical care immediately.

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On-screen step-by-step procedure to demonstrate (short, camera-friendly)

1. Quick visual & touch check (voiceover): look at color, breathing, feeding status; feel belly (soft vs. hard).


2. Burp baby upright: hold over shoulder, pat lightly 2–3 minutes.


3. Tummy massage (1): clockwise circular strokes around the belly button (use baby oil or lotion). 8–10 slow circles.


4. “I Love You” massage (2): trace “I” (down center), “L” (down then across), then “U” (clockwise arc) — follows intestine path.


5. Bicycle legs: gently move legs in bicycle motion for 20–30 seconds; then knee-to-chest hold for 10–15 seconds. Repeat 2–3 times.


6. Warm compress: wrap warm (not hot) water bottle in towel; apply 1–2 minutes to baby’s tummy while monitoring comfort.


7. Feeding adjustments: try smaller, slower feeds; keep bottle tilted so nipple stays full of milk; more frequent burps.


8. Reassess baby’s behavior and belly after techniques; if still in pain or red flags present — go to doctor/ER.