Colic is most common in babies younger than 3 months. If you suspect that your baby has colic, contact your pediatrician for advice. When a baby cries, gas may be the reason. More than half of all newborns suffer from gas in the first two months of life. If your baby is pulling up her legs, curling up in a fetal position, acting cranky, and looking uncomfortable, she may have a bad case of the bubbles.
Drops are the number-one choice of pediatricians for gas relief.
Pharmacists recommend them too. Drops break down your baby's gas bubbles in minutes. That means fast comfort for your baby. Drops are safe for babies of all ages, because the drops are not absorbed into the body's system. Drops contain no saccharin, no alcohol, and no artificial colors or flavors.