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By lillian emmanuel on June 22nd, 2009
How to Deal with Colic in Babies
Tips on how to handle colic in babies and how to make its passage bearable for the baby.
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By luv2write on December 7th, 2008
Facts and Fallacy About Colic
Often parents are misconcepted about their colicky babies. Here are some facts that will help them understand this situation better.
By Jie T Elins on September 9th, 2008
My Colicky Baby
I don’t have any concrete evidence to offer, though I researched the subject for hours, but for those who need hope and a few new ideas, here’s the story of my baby, Sarah.
By C. Penlington on March 23rd, 2008
Parenting Tips: Dealing with Baby Colic
Colic is not an easy occurrence for anyone involved – and be sure to let others help you and the baby through this difficult time.
By Jie T Elins on January 16th, 2008
Colic and Infant Allergies
Dealing with infant allergies, one of the main causes of colic in infants.
By Lynsey Keep on December 1st, 2007
Infant Colic: A Living Nightmare
I coped with my eight week old baby having bowel surgery, but nothing prepared me for the stress and upset coping with his colic would cause.
By Jejeizahfaye on January 23rd, 2007
Natural Remedies to Colic
Episodes of crying, fussing, irritability, and distended abdomen are symptoms of colic. The baby’s face may be flushed, the feet may be cold, and often the hands are clenched. Relieve may come with a bowel movement or passage of gas. The symptoms generally begin after feeding and became worse late in the day. The infant may make sucking motions and appear to be searching for food. Colic is common in the newborn, generally starting at two to four weeks of age, and usually ceases during the third or fourth month.
