Common Cause Of Frequent Infant Crying Could Point To Digestive Problems
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Understanding Frequent Infant Crying: Potential Link to Digestive Issues
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While newborns cry for many reasons, digestive issues like infant gas are often a significant cause.---
Welcoming a newborn into the family is both an exciting and challenging time for expectant parents. Amidst the joy, frequent crying can be particularly distressing for those new to parenting. According to a survey by the Caregivers' Advisory Board, 94% of first-time mothers experience stress when their crying infants cannot be soothed.
Though the causes of infant crying vary, digestive issues?"especially infant gas?"are common culprits. Affecting over 2 million infants yearly, gas can cause discomfort but is usually temporary.
Pediatrician Dr. James Sears, co-author of "The Baby Book," advises parents to consult their pediatricians with any concerns. He suggests that ensuring a good seal while breastfeeding or bottle-feeding and avoiding specific foods during breastfeeding can help prevent and reduce gas. Dr. Sears also recommends using over-the-counter remedies like Infants' Mylicon Gas Relief Drops to ease a baby’s discomfort.
Signs of gas include excessive crying and the baby drawing their legs up as if in pain. Many parents find relief using simethicone drops, such as Mylicon. In the same Caregivers' Advisory Board survey, 95% of mothers who used Mylicon reported it provided relief for their babies.
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Understanding the potential causes of infant crying, particularly digestive issues, can help parents manage their newborn’s discomfort more effectively.
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