How do you know...

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• LifetimeOfLove member

  April 2011

  I'm no expert but I would say if she seems ok, don't worry about it. If she is gassy and seems uncomfortable (straining, crying, etc.) I would give her some. But that is just my opinion.

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• StellarStina26

  April 2011

  I resort to it when she is super fussy and nothing works to soothe her.  I then assume it is gas and give her the drops.  I try soothing and getting burps out for a while first.  I am quicker to the gas drops at night though.  Every time I have given them to her she calmed and went to sleep within 30 min.

  Short answer:  I use it as my last tactic to get her to calm down when she is crying or super fussy.  Usually after 1-2 hours of trying other things. 

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• hrushka13 member

  April 2011

  my baby is screaming like there is no tomorrow and i put her on her tummy, rock her, slightly rub her belly clockwise. Once she passes gas she calms down immediately. I have a gassy baby that lets me know when she is uncomfortable. 

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