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I’m going to get real with you about colic. It’s not a diagnosis. It’s what doctors call it when your baby is crying for hours and they don’t know why. But there IS a why - there’s always a why 💔 The medical definition of colic is basically “your baby cries a lot and we can’t find anything medically wrong.” Three hours of crying, three days a week, for three weeks. Like that’s just supposed to be normal and acceptable? Your baby screaming in distress for hours every day? No. I refuse to accept

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😢 Baby won’t settle? Are you unsure why your little one cries for hours every day? Have you been told to “just wait it out” — but deep down you know something isn’t right? You don’t have to wait any longer. 💡 📘 Your Colic Survival Guide will help you uncover the root cause of your baby’s crying with a comprehensive symptom questionnaire. Then, you’ll get step-by-step solutions for each of the 7 most common causes of colic — so you can finally help your baby feel better. ✨ Don’t just wait it o

Your baby’s excessive crying may NOT be “just gas” or “just colic.” Many babies with GERD (acid reflux) cry because feeding actually causes pain — not because they are hungry or fussy. 🚩 Red flags parents miss: • Crying after feeds • Back arching • Feed refusal • Poor sleep 💡 Early recognition simple feeding changes can make a huge difference. You are not failing. Your baby is communicating discomfort. DM GERD for consultation 1:1 👶 Pediatrician-approved advice ❤️ Save & share with a parent w

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Baby eczema is a common skin condition that causes dry, itchy, and inflamed patches—often appearing on the cheeks, arms, or legs. While it can have many triggers, it’s often linked to food allergies, sensitivities, or environmental irritants. Identifying and managing these triggers can help soothe your little one’s skin and reduce flare-ups. Both of my girls developed allergies as babies. Only my second daughter developed eczema. She got her eczema patches mainly on her tummy, back, legs and ank