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Live webchat: On colic and crying with author of The Babysense Secrets

If you have a colicky baby or a baby who likes to cry, join us on Monday 11th April a 12pm for a live webchat with Megan Faure, author of The Babysense Secrets who can help fathom out all your baby-crying woes.

Last Modified: 23/03/2011

Crying colicky baby colic and crying The Babysense Secrets Join Megan Faure author of The Babysense Secrets live webchat for advice Monday 11th April a 12pm baby-crying woes

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By megfaure 1 years ago

IMeant to say IF reflux is very irritating and your baby cries a lot - seek treatment.

By megfaure 1 years ago

Hi Guest guest. Early infant crying gets attributed to many things and at the moment many mums are told their baby has reflux. The reality is that many babies have reflux and it is benign - which means it wont bother them - they spit up and are still okay. Other babies get bothered by it because their little oesophagus gets a bit irritated by the acid. Reflux is very irritating should be treated with medication.

By megfaure 1 years ago

HI hisue, it is possible that she is experiencing little sensory dreams and these are making her whimper and cry out. Babies are notoriously noisy sleepers. Try to watch that she is not overtired when you put her to sleep - she can be awake for up to two hours before going back to sleep. You can also try white noise to help her sleep deeper.

By megfaure 1 years ago

Hello mums - I am a therapist who works specifically with fussy babies and those with sleep problems. Today i will be happy to answer your questions on colic and crying