Darmkrameb

There isn't much you can do. Changing formula too much isn't recommended because their tummies need to get used to it.
Soothing your baby and gently massaging their tummy in a clockwise motion can provide relief.
Make sure your baby drinks as calmly as possible so they don't swallow too much air, so don't let them wait too long when they're hungry.
And try to help them burp well after feeding; gas can also cause cramps.
Holding your baby on your lap and gently making cycling motions with their legs can sometimes help.
After 12 weeks, their intestines will be more developed, and the cramps should decrease.

Hi sg92,

With Jack, it really helped to hold him in your arms but with his tummy on your arm and walk around for hours and hours. But then he was quiet. It gave a light pressure on his tummy which helped the air escape better. A nice warm cushion for babies also helped.

Greetings,
Nathalie
www.littlejack.be

You could try VSM drops if you have them. I used Infacol at first, but I found VSM worked better for me. Hang in there—it's absolutely heartbreaking when your baby is crying from pain, and you end up crying too????