Your baby’s excessive crying may NOT be “just gas” or “just colic.” Many babies with GERD (acid reflux) cry because feeding actually causes pain — not because they are hungry or fussy. 🚩 Red flags parents miss: • Crying after feeds • Back arching • Feed refusal • Poor sleep 💡 Early recognition simple feeding changes can make a huge difference. You are not failing. Your baby is communicating discomfort. DM GERD for consultation 1:1 👶 Pediatrician-approved advice ❤️ Save & share with a parent w

Have you heard of PURPLE crying? Previously known as colic crying, PURPLE crying describes the crying behaviour that some newborns show in their first few months of life 💜 This period of excessive crying can begin within the first few weeks of life and peaks at around 6 to 8 weeks. It often stops by the time the baby is 4 months old, and by 6 months at the latest. Once you have fed, changed and burped your baby, it’s important to stay calm while giving your baby the emotional support they need.

Colic Pain- Home Remedies.!! Colic is frequent, prolonged and intense crying or fussiness in a healthy infant. Colic can be particularly frustrating for parents because the baby's distress occurs for no apparent reason and no amount of consoling seems to bring any relief. These episodes often occur in the evening, when parents themselves are often tired. .#newbornbaby #newborncare #newbornsession #babycare #babycaretips #motherhood #mothercare #newmoms #newmomlife #newmommylife #newmomstruggles