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Infacol

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Dueindecember2016 · 25/01/2017 19:22

What are your thoughts on infacol?

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RPC3110 · 25/01/2017 23:01

In what way?
Infacol is good but I wouldn't rely on it

kel12345 · 26/01/2017 00:07

My lo never had colic thankfully. But I've heard it's quite good. Why?

memyselfandaye · 26/01/2017 00:12

Ok, but Colief is better.

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Dueindecember2016 · 26/01/2017 04:25

Lots of people o speak to don't rate it and say it's pointless. Our baby is extremely gassy and the doctor recommended it to us to try.

I was just after other parents opinions to see what you thought of it or if there is anything else out there.

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Fluffybrain · 26/01/2017 04:28

I found it great and used a lot.

Firefries · 26/01/2017 04:36

Yes good if your bubs needs it. i would if I were there again.

Littlelegs19 · 26/01/2017 04:40

It was the only thing that worked for my DS. Colief didn't work and I couldn't get him to take enough gripebwayer for it to be effective.

Newbiecat · 26/01/2017 04:54

There is no medical evidence for the use of infacol or colief. Our local children's hospital pharmacy doesn't even stock it! You will always find anecdotal reports of success, however it's more likely that simultaneous methods people try such as using a dummy, wearing a sling, movement are what helps.
Having said all that, my first child was colicky and I gave infacol a try, ha ha! It won't do any harm apart from to your wallet - colief is very costly too.
This is a good article on colic.
patient.info/health/baby-colic-leaflet
At the end of the day it will improve and causes your baby no long term harm. I hope it settles soon for you.

Whatthefreakinwhatnow · 26/01/2017 04:59

Will your baby take a bottle? If they will; dentinox colic stuff can be added to the feed so you don't need them to swallow it, I find it helps, DD2 and now new baby have it in early evening/ night feeds- when they are sleepy so less likely to wind as well so it doesn't build up and lead to an unsettled night.

catsarenice · 26/01/2017 05:02

DD used to scream in the evenings arching back etc. Tried infacol and that had all stopped within a couple of days. I mentioned it to dsis and she said 'oh yeah that stuffs great did I not mention it?' No you bloody didn't after 3 weeks of screaming!

Shadowboy · 26/01/2017 05:06

Didn't work on my first. Felt a bit pointless so we gave up with it after 3 weeks.

Heirhelp · 26/01/2017 07:14

Did nothing for my baby but that was because the problem was reflux. Gripe water did wonders for wind but they have to be 4 weeks for that.

Summerdays2014 · 26/01/2017 14:10

Worked for us in conjunction with anti colic bottles. We tried colief first but found it very fiddly.

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