Colic Baby Tummy Swing

The babocush relieves gas colic and reflux discomfort which means a happy baby and a happy you.

Colic baby tummy swing.

According to the research swing motions from side to side or from back to front while head supported can effectively calm the baby down. The change in position may help calm some colicky babies. If your baby is affected by colic then a baby swing can be a great solution. Parents tend to cradle a colicky baby face up but that may not help.

Colic is a physical condition in babies which cause severe abdominal pain and babies cry out loud for hours because of it. But above all experts recommend creating a baby friendly environment till it gets mature with that. I love recommending the babocush to my young patients to help with their development colic and reflux. Since colic is a mysterious symptom for babies so there is no exact remedy but most of the doctors firmly believe that a baby swing can help to calm down the colicky crying.

The soothing vibration with heartbeat sounds just adds to your baby s relaxation and comfort. Babocush allows airways to remain open and relaxed reducing time taken to burp the baby. Lay your baby on their tummy across your stomach or lap. It occurs mostly after few weeks of birth and continues for three to four months.

Unlike with regular infant crying attempts to stop colic induced sessions by feeding burping rocking. Tummy time means mummy time. Because it provides the situation as if the baby is still in amniotic fluid. Colic usually begins around week 2 or 3 of the baby s life and peaks at around 6 to 8 weeks.

Instead hold her face down with your hand under her belly and her head on your forearm. With the body hands feet side of face and head in contact with the babocush your baby will not experience startling and will have great relief from wind reflux and colic. The pressure on her tummy can help. Tummy time the babocush helps support tummy time great for strengthening your baby s neck back and trunk as well as helping prevent flat head syndrome and promoting cognitive development.

As a mum of premature twins i wish the babocush had been available when they were babies.