colic

What are the Treatment Options for Colic?

While there is no cure for colic, several strategies can help manage the symptoms and provide relief for both the baby and the parents. These include:
Comforting techniques like swaddling, rocking, or using white noise
Feeding adjustments such as smaller, more frequent feedings
Burping the baby frequently to reduce gas
Dietary changes for breastfeeding mothers
Using anti-gas drops or probiotics

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