Colic is defined as periods of crying usually seen in the evening that last about three hours. Babies can be comforted only briefly, by rocking, walking with the baby on your shoulder, a warm water bottle on the stomach, or going for a ride in the car. You might try leaving the baby with Grandma and going for a ride yourself. Whatever you do, don't lose your temper. Colic is a very difficult thing for parents to deal with, but it does not go on forever.
Most babies grow out of it after about six to ten weeks.
Just keep telling yourself that it will end sometime. Our magic wand is in the shop, and the wand repairman is on vacation, so we have no fool-proof cure for colic. Give one-half dropper with every feeding, and see if it helps your baby. As with anything else, please feel free to call your provider with any concerns about your baby. Occasionally, a baby will have some dry skin.