Babies burp primarily to release air swallowed during feeding, which helps prevent discomfort and gas buildup in their small stomachs. Adults belch for similar reasons, as they also swallow air while eating or drinking, and belching helps expel this excess air. The terms "burp" and "belch" are often used interchangeably, but "burp" is more commonly associated with infants. Both actions serve to relieve pressure in the stomach and promote comfort.
Babies belch because their systems are still developing and they have no strong control in their oesophageal valve. For this reason, it is important to burp them during feeding as trapped air can be uncomfortable and lead to vomiting, reflux issues and stomach problems.
A burp tends to be a small amount of gas leaving your stomach while a belch is a larger amount of gas leaving the stomach.
belch like crazy
It is belch or burp or eruct...
yes, of course! everyone has to burp!
whoever is reading this BURP OFF!!
eructation is to belch/burp
You might lurch when you belch; but no, they are not the same word. To belch is to burp loudly, and to lurch is to lunge forward awkwardly and off-balance.
burp, but more technically it is called belch
gas
It means to burp or belch , IE emit wind from stomach
its BURP or BELCH