Colic

A real-life success story from one Mom in the United Kingdom about her experience with Colic Calm.

CalmCo® recently released clinical study results on their CalmCo Probiotic Drops’ formula. CalmCo Probiotic is a daily digestive supplement recommended by pediatricians that supports infant and child gut and digestive health.* This Probiotic contains a clinically proven 5-strain formulation that guarantees live cultures** and delivers 1.5 billion CFU per serving.**

All baby's digestive systems are unique, which is why we developed a complete line of colic, gas, and reflux solutions. Depending on your little one’s nature and severity of digestive-related symptoms, one product or product combination might work more effectively over others. Here are a few recommendations for selecting the right CalmCo product(s) for your baby.

Colic Calm was found to reduce infant daily crying time by more than 50% on average.

All infants cry regularly. It is the earliest form of communication that helps parents identify the immediate needs of their infant until they learn other means to communicate. But what happens if the infant cries too often or cries for significant periods of time without reason?

From daytime play tunes to nighttime lullabies, music can play an important role in your child’s daily life. As a parent, it’s instinctive to use music to calm, teach and play with your child. Although we know that music can bring us and our children great joy, how does it impact our child’s developmental journey?

It is normal for an infant to cry for around two hours a day. But when your little one is excessively crying, it can be difficult to determine the source of a baby’s crying. Is your baby tired, hungry or sick? Does he or she have colic, or is it a cow’s milk allergy? 

Colic can be extremely frustrating. It can seem like nothing works, even when you try everything to soothe your screaming baby. To aid you in getting through this time, we want to share with you our best tips and tricks on understanding, identifying and coping with colic.