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MikeSmoke 03-23-2008 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 13959342)

Wow, very odd - thanks for the link, I never would have guessed.

MikeSmoke 03-23-2008 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by JustDaveXxx (Post 13959124)
Dude!! I feel for you.. I have a daughter that is 3 month old. Thank god for google!! Me and my girl check shit out online daily!


I understand what you are dealing with!! I Make my call times noon, because of the sleep i dont get!! its a 24/7 job! A month ago, my daughter spit up at 3am, no noise, nothing! I and my girl sleep with one eye open. You will have to do the same.

Its been better the last 2 weeks, but now i just want to play with her before work. My Girl says she is old enough to go into the crib in the other room, I say no way!! mabe at 4 months, but not now. I keep remembering what could have happened if i did not catch my daughter choking in silence.



I generally dont share my close personal life with people, but if my posts helps you find the streangth to stay up late night and be there for your daughter, its worth the time i spent writing this an sharing my personal experience..


Be strong! It will get better.:2 cents:

Thanks...and thanks for sharing the story. One or the other of us is next to her whenever she's asleep, but we've been looking forward to the time when we don't have to do that. Your post helped us realize that it's not such a "quickie" thing to be able to leave her in a crib. Thank god your daugher is OK.

MikeSmoke 03-23-2008 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by selena (Post 13959134)
I really thought I was going to end up committed somewhere.

I can relate - and it's only been a few days. Thanks for the encouragement :)

slapass 03-23-2008 06:35 PM

http://parenting.ivillage.com/baby/b...,,40lm,00.html

MikeSmoke 03-23-2008 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 13959876)

Thanks, we've seen the suggestions about chiropractic, the link was helpful :)
Since the delivery was a C-section, our impression is that it's much less likely to be a chiropractic issue, but we'll be looking further into it.

Xrated J 03-23-2008 07:04 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 13957402)
Had younger brothers that I basically raised since my parent was a single father. Honestly its just a suck it up and deal with it issue. It sucks and I feel for you. Its just sort of intestinal issues and whatever you do, do not use baking soda as it can make shit worse by changing their PH. However it can work under other situations, I just feel to not risk it. Some others may say some chamomile and or peppermint tea, again iffy but does help digestion.

battletoads was the shit :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Evil Chris 03-23-2008 07:24 PM

another Canadian recommending Gripe Water.

But administer it s-l-o-w-l-y or you'll see it come right back up immediately.

JenniDahling 03-23-2008 07:28 PM

The OTC stuff Wizzo suggested helped as well as a clip-on sound activated vibrator for your baby's crib http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...ductId=2476633

My little one preferred sleeping in her stroller that converted into a bassinette instead of the regular bassinette. We'd put her into one of those infant sleeping bags that's padded, then stick her in the stroller with the vibrating thingee on it after giving her a few drops of the gas elimanator stuff. She started sleeping better and longer, giving us a chance to get a few winks in as well.

Mistah Charlie 03-23-2008 07:48 PM

Our oldest had it. Started at about 4 weeks. He just went nuts at about 4pm and would not settle down till 9 or 10. We tried everything. Love patience and a sense of humor worked the best. Passed after about 12 weeks. Good luck.

Anna_Miller 03-23-2008 08:00 PM

I feel for you.
Did you know there is gas-x for babies (if the colic is gas related)?

Good luck & deep breaths! :)

LeRoy 03-23-2008 08:04 PM

Yah my 4 month old girl has colic and she's teething too. So she's crying a lot. She's cute though.

Welcome to fatherhood :)

BTW I signed up to your program :)

MikeSmoke 03-24-2008 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by D2222 (Post 13960143)
Yah my 4 month old girl has colic and she's teething too. So she's crying a lot. She's cute though.

Welcome to fatherhood :)

BTW I signed up to your program :)


Colic AND teething...a double whammy lol
Thanks...and thanks :-)

MikeSmoke 03-24-2008 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Evil Chris (Post 13960030)
another Canadian recommending Gripe Water.

But administer it s-l-o-w-l-y or you'll see it come right back up immediately.

We're going to ask about gripe water, been hearing a lot about that...thanks :)

jakethedog 03-24-2008 09:48 AM

hmm .. I am on our 4th kid .. 2nd was a bit colic .. truth is .. and i don't care what the "new parents" have to say about this ... i used gripe-water... but not he shitty no alcohol stuff .. the real stuff with booze in it .. and it seemed to work a bit . wasn't the be-all and end-all .. but gave me and my daughter a few hours sleep here and there .. just follow directions .. and be patient .. a frustrated parent is not a good parent .. and you tend to lose perspective... step out side the box if you have to ....

tranza 03-24-2008 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by nosey (Post 13957404)

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:thumbsup

Imortyl Pussycat 03-24-2008 10:00 AM

Hang in there Mike and make sure each of you has equal time-off from the screaming when necessary. My ex is going through this with his new baby and it is getting much better after 4 months of it. The worst side effect of it is the arguing that the parents do out of frustration and lack of sleep. This too shall pass

JesseD 03-24-2008 10:35 AM

People are idiots.

Try some different formulas. We had to go through a few different ones. Allementum I believe is the one we used.

WarChild 03-24-2008 10:39 AM

Gripewater does work great but I thought they stopped making it in the last little while?

LadyMischief 03-24-2008 11:51 AM

Gripe water will work for limited amounts of time... or some warm distilled water with a drop or two of peppermint extract can also help ease the colic. If the baby is breastfeeding, please make sure you check the diet of mom. NO CAFFIENE, no major amounts of veggies like cabbage, broccoli etc, they cause the milk to make the baby gassy. VERY TONED DOWN DIET FOR MOM, like cottage cheese, yogurt, bread, baked potatoes, rice, that kind of thing. Try to avoid a ton of red meat in her diet as well, and foods that are spicy or high in acid content (which can actually sour the milk if you consume enough).

Warren 03-24-2008 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by MikeSmoke (Post 13962088)
We're going to ask about gripe water, been hearing a lot about that...thanks :)



Hi Mike,

I know exactly how you feel, my son had colic and I spent many a night walking up and down a room with him trying to comfort him, the gripe water worked, hope it does for you, good luck.

Warren.

LadyMischief 03-24-2008 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 13962645)
Gripewater does work great but I thought they stopped making it in the last little while?

No, they stopped making gripe water with alcohol.. it used to have a small amount. Woodwards still makes all natural gripe water that works like a charm ;) Even the adults around here use it and our younglings, and none of them are babies anymore.. it just works. :)

LadyMischief 03-24-2008 11:59 AM

Oh something else you can do to help baby.. lay them on the bed between your legs and just rub their tummy..and take their legs and gently push them back into their abdomen a bit..then put baby on their tummy (keeping an eye that they can breathe etc) and rub their back... Colic is a sign of their nervous system reacting to unfamiliar discomfort (like gas), it has to LEARN to deal with pain, and doing the things I mentioned above will help comfort baby and get the WORKS going.. (expect lots of good farting).

I should mention, if baby is formula fed, WATCH WHAT FORMULA YOU USE! Enflac and the like are VERY hard on baby's tummy.. Nestle Good Start is the BEST by far (all my kids had VERY Sensitive tummies) and it is much more pre-broken down than other formulas and easier for baby to digest (which in turn helps the colic situation). It's about the closest to mother's milk you can get from a tin.

BigB 03-24-2008 11:59 AM

easy way to get rid of colic??

give the lil critter a lil olive oil...
especially right after formula

Big B

LadyMischief 03-24-2008 12:02 PM

Something else I would also suggest is regular baths with a little bit of aromatherapy..johnson and johnson have a lovely baby aromatherapy bath that really does help soothe baby's overactive nervous system.

MikeSmoke 03-24-2008 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Warren (Post 13963475)
Hi Mike,

I know exactly how you feel, my son had colic and I spent many a night walking up and down a room with him trying to comfort him, the gripe water worked, hope it does for you, good luck.

Warren.

Hi Warren,
Thanks. Sounding more and more like a plan.

MikeSmoke 03-24-2008 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyMischief (Post 13963526)
Something else I would also suggest is regular baths with a little bit of aromatherapy..johnson and johnson have a lovely baby aromatherapy bath that really does help soothe baby's overactive nervous system.

Thanks for all the suggestions - they're appreciated :-)

MikeSmoke 03-24-2008 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by BigB (Post 13963510)
easy way to get rid of colic??

give the lil critter a lil olive oil...
especially right after formula

Big B

LOL...sounds like an oldtimer talking :1orglaugh
since she also has diarrhea, not sure that's the answer though :winkwink:


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