Hello, just thought I'd add my experience which might not be at all applicable to your baby so apologies if that's the case. My dd has just turned 7 months and has always suffered from bottom end wind. Like your lo she would wriggle about at night and turn her head from side to side and then after farting she would immediately settle and go back to sleep. In the early days I would help her break wind by putting gentle pressure on her tummy or bit of massage whilst she was asleep or raising her legs in the air. I was worried that I was inadvertently causing it by not being able to get a burp up after her overnight feed, but then another mum told me that bottom end wind is often a sign of digestive problems rather than burping issues (I note that Zaczmumme said that her lo had allergies). My lo was breast fed at the start and we added in a bottle of formula when my nipples needed a break (!!). In the last few weeks after trawling the Internet for suggestions on how to help bottom end wind at night I have switched her formula to another one and almost immediately the over night wind has resolved.
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One other thing to mention, and again this is specific to my dd and I'm in no way saying that your lo has this but the wind got worse at 4months (I think there is a sleep regression here too) but I then realised that she had a mild case of silent reflux, which I'm happy to say has now resolved. My lo uses a paci and this helped her digestive issues too and helped her break wind.
Anyway, this is quite a lot of waffle, I guess the main point is to consider digestion as a cause and to reassure you that the bottom end wind Will got better
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and I remember wondering if I ever thought it would. Hope things settle for you soon x