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We found that raising the head of our little one was the key. All the information about keeping them upright after feeding is correct. Also a good tip is to raise their changing mat too as changing them after feeding can be a nightmare. We got a wedge off ebay but it was no good, we then bought another from www.babyreflux.co.uk which was better. Although the natural way is the best option, if the doctor suggests medication then try it, anyhting to help relieve the pain and also help the parents get sleep!