One Mom's Story

When Kaci Vowell’s newborn son Jakson Sky was just one month old, she noticed he started having ongoing digestive upset after returning home from a stay in the NICU. She thought his tummy troubles were being caused by the formula he was on, so she switched brands but didn’t see a change.

When Ashley Russell’s first-born daughter Abigail was just about four weeks old, she began experiencing a lot of gas issues. Since Ashley was taking medication for postpartum complications, and she was breastfeeding, there were multiple factors causing her newborn’s digestive upset

Before first-time mom Karina Luna discovered Colic Calm®, her newborn baby Jaxon would suddenly wake up screaming. She and her husband couldn't figure out what was wrong with him. Nothing would calm him down, so they would do what many parents do... wait it out and hope it would soon stop.

When Nina Scott welcomed her fifth child into her family, she and her husband were faced with something they had never experienced with any of their other babies.

Two weeks after first-time mom Tricia Laboeuf brought home her daughter Jemma, a new reality set in. Of course the newly expanded family would have to adjust to feeding, diapering, swaddling, and cuddling, but they didn’t expect to endure 10 weeks of seemingly endless crying. At first, they were unsure what was wrong;

World renowned sleep coach Kim West who is also known as The Sleep Lady® by her clients and has appeared on multiple networks such as Dr. Phil, the Today Show, and Good Morning America has written a great article

Autumn is the 2^nd of 3 children to Dani Sellers and has suffered from colic and reflux from the time she was about a month old. Dani was researching treatments for her little one

Victoria was looking forward to becoming a 2^nd time mom. She already had a son Rhett and couldn’t wait to welcome her daughter Louella. When they brought Louella home

Janelle’s 2nd baby, Nolan was always a good sleeper until he was about 4-5 months old. “Nolan suddenly began waking up several times a night gassy and uncomfortable.”

Preparing for one new baby can be very exciting but preparing for two takes it to a whole new level! Deborah however was not prepared for the digestive discomforts of Leah and Chaya, her twin baby girls. They had all the symptoms of colic and gas…their legs would go up to their chest and they would cry and scream.