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When do u woman think is the beat time to give my son infant gas relief drops before or after feedings
Not a pregnancy question but i need some input i just had my baby june 27 and hes been home since monday he seems to have real bad colic & gas and i hate seeing him in pain have any of you ladies experienced/experiencing this if so how did you help it?
Hi,
Can we give Mylicon drops to 7wks infant after her 7wks vaccinations?
I am on bedrest and I am giving a list to DH of things I still need. Do I need gas relief , fever reducer etc for emergency as soon as he comes home and what products should I get?( I do have a thermometer to check his temp).
This is 35 years old right? Well i'm 20 and i'm a ftm so I figured that I'd get advice from the older moms whose been there and done that.
My baby is two weeks old. She is extremely gassy. Not constipated but just gassy. What can I do to help her pass ...
So my daughter has been really sick as if somthing hurts her. At first it was her sucking on her hand if teething but now it has to be somethin else she cries really serious. she hasent been sleeping good either. She has not been like this she's 2 months i...
My 4 month old grand daughter cries all of the time. We have tried everything. Even taking her to ER. They said it was gas and show us stomach exercises to do with her to relieve the pain. We have tried the infant gas drops. She just fusses constant...
My daughter is almost 8 weeks old and it seems that she is having issues pooping... She rarely poops over night, but then lets loose in the mornings... However the morning poops seem to be very painful for her - she will scream and cry until it comes out....
Can you actually "feel" baby drop if you are awake or is it just gradual? I know sometimes baby never drops. And also many people say they just woke up one day and he was lower and they could breath and there was more gap between breast and belly.... But c...
What can I use for infant with really bad gas ?
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