Colic Calm

Two weeks after first-time mom Tricia Laboeuf brought home her daughter Jemma, a new reality set in. Of course the newly expanded family would have to adjust to feeding, diapering, swaddling, and cuddling, but they didn’t expect to endure 10 weeks of seemingly endless crying. At first, they were unsure what was wrong;

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Autumn is the 2^nd of 3 children to Dani Sellers and has suffered from colic and reflux from the time she was about a month old. Dani was researching treatments for her little one

Victoria was looking forward to becoming a 2^nd time mom. She already had a son Rhett and couldn’t wait to welcome her daughter Louella. When they brought Louella home

Janelle’s 2nd baby, Nolan was always a good sleeper until he was about 4-5 months old. “Nolan suddenly began waking up several times a night gassy and uncomfortable.”

Preparing for one new baby can be very exciting but preparing for two takes it to a whole new level! Deborah however was not prepared for the digestive discomforts of Leah and Chaya, her twin baby girls. They had all the symptoms of colic and gas…their legs would go up to their chest and they would cry and scream.

First time mom Brandi had been warned by her friends that her newborn son, Nolan may experience gas pains. “Nolan had gas from the beginning, she told us, but it didn’t become painful for him until he hit 4 weeks and we were not prepared for what came next. “ “Those first few days were miserable for the little guy,

Second time mom Suzette, from South Africa, was thrilled to have her new baby, Seth Figgins. “When we got him home he was such an angel”, she told us. After about 4 weeks poor little Seth began having horrible tummy troubles, suffering with gas, upset tummy and colic.

When Kayla brought her precious newborn baby home, she didn’t realize how difficult the first few weeks were going to be. Her little girl, Riley, would scream for hours every night and they had no idea why. Kayla told us, “We finally realized it was dairy and soy in my diet that was contributing to Riley’s discomfort.”

After spending months preparing for the birth of her son, first time mom Busisiwe was not prepared for the long hours of Kuhlesibonge Moeng crying. Her beautiful new son was experiencing so much discomfort from colic and reflux and nothing she tried--not even the probiotic the doctor prescribed-- was providing any relief.