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Colic

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lucyFTM · 20/12/2020 14:54

Anyone else being driven slightly insane by colic ? 😖 my DD is nearly 3 weeks & she just doesn't settle

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JingleJohnsJulie · 21/12/2020 20:18

I can remember the crying and it can be really, really hard so you have my sympathy.

Is it just in the evening? Can I ask you what you've tried so far?

Calty123 · 21/12/2020 23:30

You can use gripe water from 4 weeks which literally changed my life lol. Also health vistor recommended infacol to help them bring wind up too and he was much better using a combination of them both. We found the gripe water better for immediate relief and infacol just helped in general. We also ended up co-sleeping as he seemed to go off better so if you’re comfortable with that it may help you get some sleep. Everything started getting better for us at 4 weeks so hopefully not too long for you!

lucyFTM · 22/12/2020 03:31

It's pretty much all day but I would say it's worst in the afternoon.
I'm using infacol which makes her burp easier (I stop halfway through feed to burp too) but she's down to 1 poo a day at the most & looks like she's always uncomfortable.
I've been doing bicycle legs & knees pushed up to tummy. The 'I love you' tummy massage is hard to do effectively if she's upset & squirmy!
Literally counting down the days until I can give her gripe water haha 🥵

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JingleJohnsJulie · 22/12/2020 06:55

If you are FFing, you have you tried putting Dentinox in the bottle? It might help to swap the brand if milk you're using too?

peachypetite · 22/12/2020 13:17

I’m using little remedies organic which is suitable from two weeks. Expensive but worth it

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