How long will it last in a newborn? And what can I do to comfort the baby in the meantime?
i took this info from the NHS direct site ======================================… Colic is very common in newborn babies, and may continue for the first three to four months after birth. Although it is often distressing for parents, colic does not harm the baby and there are no associated long-term problems. Babies with colic will continue to feed and gain weight normally. There is no treatment to prevent colic, but there are things you can do to reduce the distress to your baby that is caused by colic. For parents, it is important to try to remain calm and take regular breaks. If you are tired and stressed, you may find it harder to cope with the situation. The following measures may help to soothe a crying baby: Prevent your baby from swallowing air by sitting them upright to feed. Some babies may be sensitive to the sugar lactose, which is found in breast milk and most formula milk. Your doctor may advise you to try eliminating lactose from the milk your baby receives. If you are
