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Trying to calm a colicky baby has got to be one of the most challenging situations a new parent can face. Your baby is fed, healthy, but has been crying for hours for seemingly no reason at all and with no end in sight.

As your new Little One adjusts to life outside the womb, many new parents experience the distress of infant reflux. We've put together some great information on how to help and soothe reflux.

If you're new to Colic Calm, or a long time fan, the first thing you might notice about the product is that it is black. This can come as a shock, but that is where the key to relieving the symptoms associated with colic, gas and reflux lie.

It's easy to feel overwhelmed as a first time Mom, but it's important to take a deep breath and know you've got this! We've spoke to a few veteran Mom's in our community and they shared some tips.

Baby gas is very normal and almost all babies experience discomfort from gas at some point during infancy. We've put together some of the best remedies for helping your baby find relief from gas.

Our immune systems are what help prevent and fight disease. Now with the coronavirus pandemic it is important to build up our families immune systems to help prevent disease and infection.

Colic Calm is dedicated to providing customer care and support during the coronavirus pandemic. Learn more about where you can find the relief your little one needs for colic, gas and reflux.

It’s that time of year again when the common cold, the flu and now, the coronavirus, are being spread throughout. How can you help to boost your baby’s immune system to fight off these illnesses?

You may notice your baby typically shows symptoms of colic, gas, or bloating after feedings. If your little one is formula fed, or if you supplement breastfeeding with infant formula, one of the first things to examine is the type of formula you’re using.

Babies get hiccups, even in the womb. Baby hiccups are a completely normal occurrence, but can be more concerning for the parent than the child. What causes baby hiccups and when should you be concerned?