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Today's Tip for New Moms: What to Do When Baby Has Tummy Distress

Sometimes Baby cries, and you have fed him, checked his diaper, checked him over for anything sharp or uncomfortable against his skin and still he is crying. He may be colicky or have gas; he may have an allergy to milk or reflux; it could be the flu or constipation or lactose intolerance. Many things could be the cause of tummy pain.

Before using any remedy bought over the counter or any home remedy, please check with Baby's doctor first.

If is a simple case of gas, that is something that can be helped easily. Gas pains are very uncomfortable. If you have had them as an adult, you know that to be true. They can hurt like the Dickens!

Place Baby on his back, Be sure that there is no binding waistband around his tummy, as that can put enough pressure around his little belly to make him uncomfortable. Bring his knees up toward his tummy and gently bend and extend his legs as though he was riding a bicycle. This may help him to release the gas and feel much better.

We will talk more about tummy pain in the next post.

Have a great day!

Blessings,

Ginny

Psalm 127:3
Lo, children are an heritage of the Lord: and the fruit of the womb is his reward.
KJV

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