Pediatricians must inform families about this with certainty and calm, assuring them that their child is healthy and that their case is temporary.
Infant colics tend to involve several discomforts for the baby. Symptoms include frequent tantrums and fussiness which may last over three hours a day within a period of at least three days in a row. It is mainly common among babies between three and six months old and it ordinarily goes away when this age period comes to an end.
Many pediatricians suggest the implementation of dry warmth to help babies bring colics down. The feeling of warmth against their stomach may help them soothe their discomfort and even release endorphins which reduces their pain.
This is why our Fur Buddies stuffed with seeds are an optimal alternative to tackle colic pain.
