Colic...

kbates85

For those dealing with colic, how did you determine that your baby has colic and that there isn't anything "wrong" with them? I feel like I've spent the last month trying to figure out what's "wrong" with my baby when it's probably just colic.

joecubed

With DS1, it sort of became obvious just because it was every single night at the same time for about the same duration, and there was little we could do. He would get progressively fussier beginning around 5 and not stopping until we could do the bathro

kbates85

The thing is, he's just generally fussy during the day. It doesn't seem to follow a time pattern but its almost always after he eats. He has these crazy bouts of crying and is nearly, but not completely, inconsolable. He also doesn't nap well during the d

PandasMama0626

My DD had colic to the extreme. If she was awake, she was inconsolable. She always was screaming and crying like her leg was broken or something. Sometimes the sound of the vacuum would calm her down, but she had to be on her way to passing out for it to

ninambutler

kbates85:

The thing is, he's just generally fussy during the day. It doesn't seem to follow a time pattern but its almost always af

Kc283

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carriesu2003

I assume my LO has colic because she fusses after feedings, has very bad rumbling gas often and doesn't nap well.  She wakes up screaming and farting in the middle of naps.  She also has a crying spell from 10pm-3pm every night.  The onl

sararn2004

I had just assumed with all that I'd read and LO fitting into the colic mold perfectly. We just had an appointment today and the doctor said he had colic and suggested probiotics.