TREATCOLIC.COM
Why Is My Baby Fussy and Miserable!
WHAT IS COLIC?
Colic is a syndrome of symptoms that can include: crying, cramping, moaning, groaning, pushing, straining, reflux, restless sleep, feeding difficulties, abdominal bloating, muscle tension and body stiffness.
The result is a fussy and unhappy baby. Symptoms could be mild and manifest as simple fussiness or severe, resulting in real pain and inconsolable crying.
CAUSES OF COLIC
Classic colic is due to trapped gas or wind somewhere in the digestive tract. But symptoms overlap with a number of other newborn issues and it is important to try and establish the most likely cause of your babies symptoms.
See top ten causes of colic symptoms.
TREATMENT FOR COLIC
Gassy colic symptoms improve when gas and wind escape, either out the top or bottom. Best results come from natural burping and deep abdominal massage techniques. Gripe water and remedies can bring short term symptomatic relief but don't address the cause. Other causes of symptoms are addressed differently.
Our Masterclass program teaches you a step by step, practical and evidence based program to help the crying and pain caused by colic. Starting with diagnostic assistance and then guiding you to the best natural techniques and most appropriate meds for the different causes.
Masterclass:
Best Exercises for
gas and wind, best diagnosis, best meds
HOW WE HELP
In our Masterclass, we teach a unique routine of exercises that help to release gas and ease tension in your babies body. You'll find unique burping techniques, deep abdominal massage techniques and stretches for stiff babies.
We'll guide you to a working diagnosis - the most likely cause of your babies symptoms. With this is mind, we can better suggest what exercises to do, what management changes to try and what meds and remedies are most likely to help.
I have personally treated over 6000 babies and many more online
WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING...
"After doing the exercises we learned on the Masterclass, the improvement in Zack was remarkable. I was amazed continuously at how much wind was trapped there!"
— Samantha and Zack