Calming a crying baby can be tricky
Colic is a common cause of inconvenience for a baby. At the same time, it can cause great pain and extensive anxiety for the parents. Paediatricians and doctors are still not sure as to what exactly is this condition. Many believe that pain in the tummy is a common characteristic. If your baby has colic, then he/she would cry a lot. The crying spells may continue for over three hours. Such lengthened periods of crying would be of great inconvenience to you as parents. Besides, it may drain a lot of energy of the child. Another common way to know if your child has colic is by checking if he/she has gone stiff. Excessive pain in the abdominal area may stifle the rest of the body in infants suffering from colic.
If you are looking to relieve your child off this condition, then the best person to advice on what needs to be done is yourself. There is no single mantra for this and a lot of trial and error would be involved. The following are some of the most tested and successful ways to help your child.
Very little is known of colic and yet, it remains an important condition affecting infants the world over. In fact, colic can be thought of as a large variety of stomach disorders that are known to affect a child. In any case, it would be best if you consulted your doctor.
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nira
Jul 17, 2014
Good points....thanks for sharing....
N
nira
Jul 17, 2014
Good points....thanks for sharing....
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