Colic, or excessive infant crying, occurs during the first 3 months in approximately 15 to 20%
of infants and is the most common concern for which parents seek medical advice during an …

Aim and objective. The aim of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of massage,
sucrose solution, herbal tea or hydrolysed formula, each used individually in the treatment of …

Scand J Caring Sci; 2011; 25; 317–324 Parents′ experience of living with a baby with
infantile colic–a phenomenological hermeneutic study Background: About 10% of newborn …

Objective To investigate maternal and infant factors associated with midwife-reported crying
problems in the early postpartum period. Design Case control study. Setting Postnatal home …

Background Colic and sleep problems are common among infants, constitute challenges
and distress for parents, and are often reasons for seeking help from health professionals …

The term infantile colic though often used is poorly understood. This common affliction of
early infancy, in which crying is the primary symptom, has been the subject of numerous …

An intervention for infant irritability or colic was evaluated in a randomized clinical trial. A
total of 121 full-term irritable infants (2 to 6 weeks old) were randomized to routine care or …

Objective: Infant colic is a common problem characterized by excessive crying and fussing.
There is not a consistent treatment method used to eliminate colic. Mothers make use of …

The aim of the study was to determine effects of administration of simethicone and a multi-
strain synbiotic on the crying behaviour of colicky babies. The study design consisted of an …

Aim: The aims of this study were to explore the infantile colic in infants from 1-6 months of
age, and the mother's practices to eliminate colic and the relationships between infantile …