SIMPLE TIPS FOR CALMING RELIEF IN THIS NEW EBOOK RELEASE
Baby Colic – 10 Simple Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night
Anyone that has had a baby knows that the worst sound you can hear is your baby crying – BUT HOW DO YOU HELP TO STOP IT?
Although everyone knows that all newborns cry and show some level of fussiness, when a child who is basically healthy cries for more than 3 hours straight, it is more than likely baby colic that is causing it.
It is estimated that up to 25% of all babies have colic! And it usually starts between the 3rd and 6th week of age and last for anything up to 4-5 months. That's alot of lost sleep, stress and heartache for any baby and parent to endure for that long.
If your baby is still crying to the extreme after that timeframe, chances are that some sort of health problem may be the problem instead. To help you easily identify if your baby is showing signs of baby colic and not a sickness, here are some great tips from our brand new ebook release "Colic – 10 Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night – A Simple Guide for You to Learn about Effective Colic Cures."
• Colicky babies generally have a healthy sucking reflex and a really good sense of appetite and are otherwise healthy and growing well. Sick babies may seem to be colicky but they won't eat very well and they won't have the same strong sucking reflex.
• Colicky babies really enjoy being cuddled and handled. Sick babies are usually uncomfortable when they are handled.
• Colicky babies may spit up a bit, but if your baby is actually vomiting and/or losing weight something is very wrong and this is not a symptom of colic.
• Colicky babies usually have normal stools. If your baby is hard to soothe and has diarrhea or if you see blood in the stool, call your doctor.
Here's a sneak at some more insights taken direct from the pages of the new ebook release "Colic – 10 Simple Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night":
• You can use gripe water, vibration bassinets and bouncers to relieve colicky babies.
• There definitely are Do’s and Do Nots for dealing with colic episodes.
• There are ways to feed your baby to hopefully avoid colic.
• There are ways to cope for parents and siblings.
• There are items you can use to help sooth colic episodes
• Know that there are Do’s and Do Nots for dealing with colic episodes
• There are ways to feed your baby to hopefully avoid colic
• You need ways to cope – the parents and siblings
• You want to know the best items to help you sooth colic episodes.
And finally, you will want to have a plan to make sleep and night time easier for your baby and you!
This all being said, you should have a better idea of trying to decipher if your child actually has colic and not a more serious problem. You should call your doctor if …
• You are afraid that you are about to harm your baby and/or you can’t get any one to help you.
• Your baby has been shaken, has a change in his or her level of consciousness, or gasps, weezes or has signs of severe difficulty breathing.
Call your health professional immediately if your baby:
• Cries in an odd way for a very unusual length of time.
• Has not been diagnosed with colic but cries excessively and also has other symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or blood or mucus in the stool.
Call your health professional and schedule an appointment if:
• Your baby is not gaining weight properly.
• Your baby has no symptoms for it other than crying, but you want to check for health problems just in case.
• You have tried to comfort the baby following the methods in this guide repeatedly and have not been able to console your baby.
• Your baby seems to be acting differently, even though you can't identify exactly what concerns you.
• You are afraid that you are about to harm your baby and/or you can’t get any one to help you.
• Your baby has been shaken, has a change in his or her level of consciousness or gasps, weezes or has signs of severe difficulty breathing.
Call your health professional immediately if your baby:
• Cries in an odd way for a very unusual length of time.
• Has not been diagnosed with colic but cries excessively and also has other symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or blood or mucus in the stool. Call your health professional and schedule an appointment if:
• Your baby is not gaining weight properly.
• Your baby has no symptoms for it other than crying, but you want to check for health problems just in case.
• You have tried to comfort the baby following the methods in this guide repeatedly and have not been able to console your baby.
• Your baby seems to be acting differently, even though you can't identify exactly what concerns you. These are just some of the insights from our new instant download ebook release "Colic – 10 Simple Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night." If you want a plan to make sleep and night time easier for your baby and you, at only $19.95, this ebook is a valuable investment in your baby's peaceful sleep and your peace of mind, you'll want to tell all your friends about it too! Find out more right here, right now!
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