Do not prop the bottle. Burp your baby well during and after feedings. Do not change formula without first talking to your health care provider. Teeth Fluoride drops will help your baby's teeth grow strong and healthy. Do not waken your baby if you hear him rustling when he is in light sleep.
Infants normally cry two to four hours per day during the first three months.
Crying is your baby's way of expressing himself to the world around him. He cries to let you know when he is hungry, cold, or uncomfortable. Crying decreases about three months of age when your baby starts to smile and laugh. Colic is a term used to describe crying during the first three months of life that lasts longer than three hours at least three times a week for unknown reasons. Use a pacifier to comfort and allow time to suck.