One Mom's Story

A real-life success story from one Mom in the United Kingdom about her experience with Colic Calm.

Many babies experience at least a couple blissful weeks after birth. Unfortunately, many other babies start experiencing digestive woes soon after those first weeks. This was no different for Stacie and her beautiful daughter Alyssa. In fact she was a “very happy” until two weeks of age. Seemingly out of nowhere, Alyssa started experiencing strong gas pains that would leave her screaming every night for hours. Like most babies, Alyssa started experiencing these pains right around the "witching hours".

Kimberly is mom to a beautiful 6-month-old beauty named Maddie. Maddie, like most babies her age, has experienced ups and downs when it comes to digestive challenges.

She spent her first month of life in the NICU, and also had significant issues with reflux and GERD. Unfortunately, she was also diagnosed with colic at the same time.

Sage is Kayla's first baby and she is currently one month old. She was breastfeeding her baby for her first week of life when she was transitioned to formula.

Rhea was not a stranger to colic. Her sister’s babies had all suffered from colic. Knowing full well how challenging it is to care for a child with colic, Rhea immediate went on a search for a solution when her own daughter showed the very first signs of it .

Too many of us can relate to this scenario. You are a veteran mommy who experienced a peaceful arrival of your first baby. You have that delectable and blissful time raising your firstborn. Then you find out that you are blessed with another arrival! You bring your new bundle of joy home.

At the time Lara Burdge gave birth to her first daughter, Gabrielle, she was a 22-year-old single mom. Excited to be a mother, but unsure of what to expect, the first few weeks went really smoothly.

As new parents we kept thinking, ‘What the heck did we get ourselves into!?’ – that is, until we discovered Colic Calm.

Melinda Peterson-Ortiz one-month-old daughter Madeline would scream so much it seemed as if something was hurting her. She cried all day, and was not able to sit for more than a minute. Almost nothing would calm her.