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How To Hold A Baby After Feeding? When feeding the baby, keep her head raised from the lap or a crib (be it a football hold or a lap hold as mentioned above). After the feeding, keep her upright and pat her until she burps. Do not indulge in activities such as jiggling, playing or bouncing with your little one right after the feed. It may lead to spitting up. Tips To Hold A Baby Right: Pay attention to your little one&#8217;s mood while holding her. If she is crying or is fussy and irritated, change her position to make her comfortable. These tips will help you avoid discomfort for the baby: The baby&#8217;s head should always be free so that she can turn around to breathe.Make sure you are at skin-to-skin contact when you hold the baby. It is an excellent way to keep her warm and improves bonding.If you are nervous holding the baby, you can choose a sitting position. This position also suits you if you do not have enough strength to carry the baby&#8217;s weight.Do not hold the baby while cooking or carrying something hot. Also stay off from knives, heat, and flames as they could lead to an accident.If you are holding the baby for longer periods, try taking the help of an infant support pillow. It also helps during breastfeeding.Do not show your negative emotions, such as frustration, when you are holding the baby, as you might shake her. It can have serious repercussions.If you want to wake her up, touch her cheeks or tickle her feet gently.Use both the hands to hold the baby while you are climbing and getting off the stairs for extra safety. Keep these tips in mind, and you will hold the baby without any worry. It may be frightening at first, but with practice, you will master it. How To Hold A Baby To Stop Crying? There is a technique known as &#8220;The Hold&#8221;, demonstrated by Dr. Robert Hamilton, a practitioner at Pacific Ocean Pediatrics in California. He showed a live demo of the hold that consists of four steps. Pick up the crying baby and fold her arms gently across her chest.Secure the arms by holding them with your hand. This hand will also support her chin.Now support the baby&#8217;s bottom with your other hand. Use the fleshy part of your hand but not the fingers for a comfortable hold.Keep the baby at a 45-degree angle and move her gently. You can slightly swing her up and down but avoid jerky movements.