Wind?

[tary]

Does anyone have any advise or suggestions about how to help a baby with wind?

[Oscar's mum]

Infacol, infant's friend or similiar.

Otherwise hold bub upright and walk up and down the stairs 10 times;)

[MordecaiAliVanAllenO'Shea]

cooled boiled water for them to drink, and my DS liked it when we kicked his legs -like fold knees up to tummy and stretch out - normally this made him pass a lot of wind and then he was much happier,
Mel

[kirstenriley]

wrap bubs up tight then roll over onto belly, that way they feel secure and the weight on the belly helps release some pressure.

[Cheekychops]

Infacol made my bubs scream more than the wind itself..... same thing for sil's bub.....infants friends seemed to help though

I would massage bubs tummy - from belly button up to under ribs - one finger in front of the other like walking - around to the RIGHT and down and around down to near top of pubic bone then lift fingers and start at button again.....CHN taught me this - worked great....

Folding legs gently up and pushing softly onto tummy helped heaps too

[Cheekychops]

100ml???? That's heaps!!!!

[Miaow]

The dosage for the brauers colic releif for a baby under 6mths - 1ml ever 4 hours - over 6 mths 2 ml

Though when you start it for the 1st time you give it more often (every 1/2 hour for 4 doses and then 4 hourly)

Its great for wind - EJs had it heaps.

[Cheekychops]

Bloody hell my poor baby would have been doped to the eyeballs!! :eek:

:laughing: You crack me up!!!! :laughing:

[tary]

Thanks for the advise. Will try them all until I find what works for DD.

[Mischief]

Defiantely try infants friend, its been amazing for Oliver. AND to top it off he really loves the taste!

Its cheep! Under $10 for the bottle, and giving 2ml at each feed now he is only going thru a bottle every 10 days or so! :)