You describe your baby as being especially colicky following a feed. There has been a connection found between dairy products in a mother's diet and colicky behavior in the infant. If you want to see if dairy products are causing your baby difficulty, you will need to remove all dairy from your diet for at least one week. If your babyexperiences less discomfort following feeds, I would recommend eliminatingdairy products from your diet. It would be wise to speak with a nutritionist or your health care provider when making these changes to insure an adequate diet.
Some babies are colicky following a feed from receiving an overabundance of foremilk.
Allow your baby to come off the first breast offered, on her own, before offering the other breast. This allows your baby to access your rich hindmilk, which will help to keep her satisfied for longer periods of time, and may reduce the amount of gas and irritability she experiences. If your baby wants to nurse quite often in the evenings, when colicky symptoms often become more severe, it may help to offer the same breast during a three-hour period. Your breasts are never empty. Milk is produced even as your baby nurses.