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Fussy Babies - askdrsears.com
Learn how to soothe and calm a fussy baby.
Fussy Baby Books
Parenting Books recommended from the Keep Kids Healthy library about Fussy Baby.
Breastfeeding: Colic in the Breastfed Baby
Aside from the colic that any baby may have, there are three known situations in the breastfed baby that may result in fussiness or colic, getting milk low in fat, an overactive letdown reflex, and milk protein intolerances.
Shaken Baby Syndrome
Learn about recognizing and preventing shaken baby syndrome and raising awareness that people should never shake a baby or young infant.
Is My Baby Normal?
Normal things that newborn babies do, such as crying, spitting up, hiccups, sneezing, rashes, and signs of more serious problems.
Changing your Baby's Formula - Newborn Parenting Tips
Changing your baby's formula is usually not necessary. Most babies do well with a cow's milk based formula (Enfamil or Similac), but you may need to change to another type of formula if your baby has an allergy to lactose or the proteins in these formulas.
Colic Management Guide for Babies
Colic management guide for your baby, including advice on causes, treatment, warning signs, and how babies may be just blowing off steam.
Colic in Newborns
Colic is a common problem in newborns. Learn about its treatment, causes, and ways to comfort your baby when he is crying.
Breastfeeding: Still More Breastfeeding Myths
Still more breastfeeding myths which are often not true and can lead to less breastfeeding, including inverted nipples interfering with breastfeeding, becoming pregnant, diarrhea, using a bottle, having surgery, and breastfeeding twins.
Breastfeeding: More Breastfeeding Myths
Common breastfeeding myths which are often not true and can lead to less breastfeeding, including that breastfeeding should hurt, babies need extra water and vitamins, and that formula is the same as breastmilk.
Infant Development
a discussion of development in infants, developmental milestones, rolling over, temperaments, sleeping
Infantile Glaucoma - Parent Stories
One parent's story of her child with fussiness which turned out to be caused by infantile glaucoma.
Colic is caused by - Pediatric Parenting Myths
Myth 7 - Colic is caused by ... It is not known what causes colic, but it is not usually thought to be from abdominal pain, formula allergies, the iron in infant formula or gas. It is known that normal babies have a fussy period toward the end of the day that begins when they are two to three weeks old and that this may be their way of 'blowing off steam' or dealing with the normal stimulus of their day. It may be that babies with colic are more sensitive to this normal everyday stimulation. It is also known that babies with colic do not have more difficult temperaments and are not more hypersensitive as they grow older.
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