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How is colic treated?
There are many tips for helping to soothe and deal with a colicky baby. Know that this is a common problem for new babies. Talk with your child's healthcare provider to find out more about colic and what you can do.

If your baby is bottle-fed, it may help to use a curved bottle. This lets you hold your baby in an upright position.

To reduce the amount of air your baby swallows during feeding, burp your baby often. Using a bottle with a collapsible bag or liner may also help.

Learning how to understand your baby's cry can help in dealing with colic. It takes some time for parents and babies to get used to each other. Also remember that it’s normal for babies to cry for a certain amount of time every day.

What works for one baby may not work for another. Other suggestions to try include:

Make sure your baby isn’t hungry. But don’t force-feed your baby if he or she isn’t interested in the bottle or breast.

Change your baby's position. Sit your baby up if lying down. Let your baby face forward if you are carrying or holding your baby facing your chest. Babies like to see different views of the world.

Give your baby interesting things to look at: different shapes, colors, textures, and sizes.
Talk to your baby. Sing softly to your baby.
Rock your baby.
Walk your baby.
Give your baby a warm bath.
Place your baby in an infant swing on a slow setting.
Let your baby lie on his or her belly on your lap, and softly rub your baby’s back.
*Go for a ride in the car. The motion of the car often soothes babies.
Try using something in your child's room that makes a soothing sound, such as a fan, a white-noise machine, or a heartbeat CD. The sound of a vacuum or washing machine may also calm a fussy baby.
Hold and cuddle your baby. Babies can’t be spoiled by too much attention. But they can have problems later in life if they are ignored and their needs are not met as infants.
Try using a pacifier.
Keep any stimulation to a minimum.

If your baby is bottle-fed and these methods don’t work, your child’s healthcare provider may recommend a 1-week trial of a non-milk-based formula.

*I f you breastfeed your baby, the provider may suggest that you avoid foods that are likely to cause an allergic reaction. This means that you should not have milk, eggs, nuts, or wheat for a period of time.

Dealing with a colicky baby is stressful. It may help to let someone care for your baby from time to time. Ask an adult family member, friend, or a responsible babysitter. It’s important to take a break. Taking care of yourself and reducing your stress level may help your baby as well.

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