Not sure what to do

Yep sounds like wind. Try winding him several times during a feed if u can. My boy has always fussed and come on and off and on and off the breast if hes got wind. He wants to keep feeding but he has wind so hes on and off, so I sit him up on my knee using one hand to support his head under the chin, sort of sitting his chin in the v shape between my thumb and first finger, then put his feet together and sort of push his feet in towards his body do hes sitting like a little budha, then straighten him up, and rub his back in a clockwise direction. You can also try lying him flat after a feed for a min beofre u do this.
If one thing doesnt work, remeber that position changes shift the wind, so try standing up with him, then sitting, lying him down then lifting him up.
I have always had to wind my babies, if they fell asleep, then they would not sleep long as the wind would wake them, so do try to get the wind up. Sometimes tho there is just nothing u can do to get it up, it will eventually work its way out one end or the other!
It used to be hard to get Aidens wind up but easier as he got older.

Sometimes Lily makes a burp noise other times it's just a gurgle sorta noise.

Definitely try different positions, I was told if you are doing over the should to make sure their legs are straight and do a mixture or rubbing and patting!

if no amount of bouncing on your knee , rubbing their back and tummy doesnt work , a good way I've always found to get the wind out of my babies is to put them in a nice warm deep bath
The water seems to relax them enough to either burp or fart it out

I just had another idea, I was told and did this with Lily in the early days, lye them flat and gently massage the outside of their tummies, this can help collect it apparently and makes it a bit easier.

i agree it sounds like wind and then if you feed on top of that they can just get a sore tummy and get more upset. The Sharlene Poole technique is good as in the link above.

oh mine's awake better go.

welcome to oh baby!

your doing a great job it can be hard not knowing, in the early days. all the advice above is what i would do, i found a bath worked for my DS2 he always farted it out.

Or holding him facing outwards against my chest, my hand on his chest and having his legs stretching down worked too.
Good luck

It takes awhile to work out which technique is most effective for you guys. We had lots of problems with Cooper suffering from painful wind in the first couple of months too. There's loads of good ideas here already but the things that worked really well for us were to make sure we were rubbing with a firm stroke upwards on the lefthand side, or a firm pat. The baby whisperer technique was great as was just laying flat for a 5-10 secs and then trying again. But my favourite which I like to tell everyone about is where you put there back to your tummy and their soles of their feet together and pulled up like a buddha pose and slowly bend over. Cooper would cry out in pain with wind, but as soon as we did this he'd stop and usually a few good burps or farts would pop out.

We also used gripe water and infacol and found they helped out.

Also, when you've first fed him has he fallen asleep? If he's fallen asleep and then woken up crying, it might be worth trying some techniques to keep him awake and feeding longer just in case it is that he's hungry. Like rubbing the palm of his hand (that always worked best for me). One of the things I found valuable in the first few months was using the Dunstan Baby Language as that helps you work out if it's hunger, wind, tiredness etc..

Here's a link for that if you're interesed

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IRQc2hOiKE

also a good tip if the tounge is curled to the roof of the mouth its wind, if it's flat at the bottom not wind.

We are using Weleda COlic Powder and it also works a treat. But cooled boiled water can also do the trick and much cheaper and easier to access.