Really windy baby!!

My boy always has so much wind! I burp him when he wakes up, during feeds and between switching sides and before he goes down for a sleep. Often during his day sleeps he will wake up crying/screaming and once I pick him up, a burp comes out.
When he is playing on the floor on his tummy or back, he starts screaming, so I pick him up and eventually a burp will come out. He does have reflux and is on ranitidine at the mo for that (doens't seem to be working at this stage tho) so I don't know if the wind is a part of his reflux???

I use the baby whisperer technique which works sometimes, and over the shoulder and him sitting on my lap and patting/rubbing his back. We have used infacol as well.

Does anyone have any other ideas? Sometimes its not a problem getting the wind out, its just that there seems to always be so much of it. i thought that as he got older that it would get easier but that doesn't seem to be the case. Anyone in the same boat, or have some suggestions? any natural products?

I'm pretty sure latching is ok. I might make a trip to the family centre to see if they can help out

Thanks Mum2Mac, that does make sense. I must check his gums to see if I can feel any teeth coming through.

He is fully breastfed so I might look into the Probiotic tablets, anything is worth a shot.

I don't eat brocolli, cauliflower or onions anymore. I have tried cutting out dairy a few weeks ago and tried introducing it back in last week. He still had a lot of wind when I was dairy free but he wasn't screaming as much.
So I have gone dairy free again as of this week as we didn't have much success with having some in my diet. Hopefully I will notice a difference soon. Maybe I just have a really windy baby! This breastfeeding stuff sure isn't easy!

I took Cooper to the baby ostepath and started him on probiotics and that seemed to help with his wind, or at least the upsetness of it, as often he'll burp when he wakes too.

One of my favourite burping positions was one we call little buddha you put their back to your tummy, put their soles of their feet together - like a buddha - and slowly bend at the middle. Often burps that hadn't come out using other methods popped out with this.

Do you eat peanut butter? That was one thing the ostepath told me to cut out. But because I did that, went to her and started probiotics all at the same time, I'm not sure what actually helped.