Infant colic is one of the most frequently reported health complaints in the first months of a baby's life. It is characterized by intense crying that is difficult to calm down, which is probably caused by the discomfort associated with the accumulation of gas in the baby's belly. Newborns are particularly vulnerable to it due to their immature digestive system, which is often unable to effectively deal with the digestion and elimination of gases.
Colic can be a source of great stress for both the baby and its caregivers. In this article, we will look at the role that an anti-colic bottle can play in relieving these unpleasant symptoms and explain how to use it to improve your baby's well-being. You don't know how an anti-colic bottle works and which one is suitable for a newborn? We invite you to read the article.
What is infantile colic?
However, before we move on to answering the question of how the anti-colic bottle works and how to use it, a few words of introduction about the bottle itself are necessary infantile colic. It is a common ailment that appears in children, most often in the first months of their life. Its etiology is not fully explained.
It is manifested by long-lasting, intense crying of the baby, which can last up to several hours a day, most often in the evening. A child struggling with colic often clenches his fists and pulls his bent legs towards the belly, which is hard and swollen.
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