when can you stop burping a baby?

Question

and at what age do they start to babble like they want to talk

Answer 1

Babies no longer need to be burped when they can sit upright on their own, because the gases just come up by themselves, usually around 9 months or so.
They begin to coo around 4 months, and babbling by 6 months. These are estimations so keep in mind all babies are different, and things can happen sooner or later than other babies.

Answer 2

As your infant gets older, and more developed, he/she will learn how to eat without ingesting so much air, and the need to burp will diminish over time. As to when you can expect to cease burping your baby, well that will vary greatly from baby to baby. Normally speaking you can expect to burp your child for at least 6 months.

At 0-4 months babies gurgle, and coo.And at 4-6 months babies may start to babble (adding consonants: "gaga," "dada").
Then comes 6-12 months where babies babble and enjoy vocal play as they experiment with a range of sounds.
At 12-18 months is when toddlers begin to use sound in a meaningful way.

Answer 3

My baby is now 8 months old and she has been babbling about 2 months now. They will burp by themselves when they are about 9 to 12 months old. My baby sometimes burps by herself but not all the time. I am thinking it will happen very soon.

Answer 4

babies usually burp on their own by 4-5 months, but every baby develops diferently. Mosy babies start to babble and coo by 6 months.