WHEN five-month-old Thomas Ward began screaming inconsolably on Valentine’s Day in 2012, doctors told his mum Philippa that ...

This could mean that the baby needs more feeding or is experiencing colic. It is good to check with your doctor if you are still unsure about your baby’s crying patterns. 7. Babies cry when they spot ...

To the mothers-to-be: don’t stress. There is no perfect way. You will find your own. Just like I did.Motherhood is a wild, wonderful, soul-shaping ride. Happy first birthday, my son. You made me a ...

The Department of Family in Orihuela, in collaboration with the Spanish Association of Infant Massage (AEMI), is organizing a special day of free workshops to support families in early parenthood and ...

Grunting baby syndrome - the medical term is Infant Dyschezia - occurs when your infant is having a poo. They may strain and ...

It is normal for babies to cry — sometimes as much as two to four hours a day. Here are the first things to check: Is your ...

Does your baby often cries even after his tummy is full? Possibly, that is because of colic, that results in excessive crying or your baby's discomfort. This is generally caused by gas and air in baby ...

Seek support. Caring for a baby with colic is hard. There is a higher rateof dangerous actions such as shaking, smothering and slapping in crying colicky babies. Family and community supports ...

The gas is normal. It does not become trapped nor cause any pains. That's why burping a baby doesn't help the crying. Blaming gas is a myth. Not Due to Spitting Up. Spitting up occurs in half of ...

Caring for a colicky baby is one of the most challenging aspects of early parenthood. Characterised by intense and seemingly unexplainable crying, colic usually peaks in the first three months of ...

What if it’s none of the above though? An inconsolable baby can be tremendously stressful, especially when you have no idea what could be bothering him! Say thank you then to American doctor, Morris ...