Kasihku Sayangku - We Love: May 2010

Monday, May 24, 2010

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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

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22 Strategies for Soothing a Colicky Baby ~ 9. Massage your baby

A gentle belly rub might help dispel gas or at least help your baby's tummy — and psyche — feel better. You might also try placing your baby across your knees, tummy down, and rubbing his back. This sometimes helps release excess pressure.

[source:babycentre.com]

22 Strategies for Soothing a Colicky Baby ~ 8. Try an over-the-counter solution

Many parents have great luck giving their colicky babies gripe water (a preparation made from herbs and sodium bicarbonate). Or you might want to try over-the-counter anti-gas drops if you think gas is what's bothering your baby. Make sure you're buying drops created specifically for babies, and — as with any medication — get your doctor's okay before using either of these.

[source:babycentre.com]

Sunday, May 16, 2010

22 Strategies for Soothing a Colicky Baby ~ 7. Brew a natural remedy

Parents have long treated colicky babies with natural remedies like weak herbal teas (especially fennel, dill, anise, peppermint, and chamomile). You'll want to be careful with dosages, so consult a reliable herbalist and always talk to your baby's doctor. Some breastfeeding moms report that if they drink the herbal tea themselves, their babies benefit noticeably.

[source:babycentre.com]

22 Strategies for Soothing a Colicky Baby ~ 6. Ask about a formula change

Formula doesn't often cause colic, but if your baby is colicky, a change may be worth a try. Ask your baby's doctor about switching to a formula that doesn't contain cow's milk protein.

[source:babycentre.com]

Friday, May 14, 2010

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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

22 Strategies for Soothing a Colicky Baby ~ 5. Adjust your diet if you're breastfeeding

If you think that your baby may be sensitive to something in your breast milk, try eliminating dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt) for a couple of weeks, which is how long it takes for the cow's milk protein to work its way out of your milk.

If that doesn't do the trick, you might take a look at spicy foods, wheat products, nuts, strawberries, cruciferous vegetables (such as cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower), garlic, caffeine, and alcohol. Stop eating likely offenders for a few days, then introduce them one at a time, waiting to see if your baby reacts to one item before introducing the next. The process may take a while, but if it saves your baby any crying time at all, it's worth it.

[source: babycentre.com]

Monday, May 10, 2010

How to Burp the Baby

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22 Strategies for Soothing a Colicky Baby ~ 4. Burp him often

Frequent burping will help get air bubbles out of your baby's tummy. Don't wait until he's finished a full-course feeding to burp him. Prop your infant up for a burping when you change sides during nursing or every few minutes when bottle-feeding.

[Source:Babycentre.com]