HOW TO COMFORT A COLIC BABY

Your baby is healthy, well-fed, and wearing a clean diaper, yet she’s been crying for hours. All babies cry, but colicky babies cry more than usual. This can be really frustrating for parents, but the good news is that colic is temporary and you’re not alone.
Colic typically starts when babies are around 3 weeks old and ends when they reach 3 to 4 months. The condition is defined by frequent bouts of crying — not caused by a medical issue — often in the evening for three or more hours, and on a regular basis.
How to comfort a baby with colic? Calm Your Baby’s Senses

• Lay them on their back in a dark, quiet room.
• Swaddle them snugly in a blanket.
• Lay them across your lap and gently rub their back.
• Try infant massage.
• Put a warm water bottle on your baby’s belly.
• Have them suck on a pacifier.
• Soak them in a warm bath.

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Resembles a womb like atmosphere and an internal heartbeat to mimic the presence of a mother.
This is beneficial because:

• It helps prevent flat head syndrome
• Relieves gas, colic, reflux and discomfort
• Helps prevent flathead syndrome
• Strengthens the neck
• Promotes cognitive development
• Reduces baby burp time
• Allows airways to remain open and relaxed

ABSOLUTE COMFORT FOR UNSETTLED BABIES
BABOCUSH was solely designed for the relief of colic babies, however, has been remarkably proven to assist with issues of a much serious nature.

• Spina-bifida
• Laryngomalacia
• Hip dysplasia
• Club foot
• Premature babies
• Babies with feeding tubes
• Post heart surgery babies
• Drug addicted babies

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