One Mom's Story

This week’s One Mom’s Story comes from a dad, Bryan, who talks about his second child, Raelynn. Raelynn has a touch of colic, but the bigger concerns were gas and infant reflux.

Jane was lucky--as a first time mom she had a baby that was very mellow--every new mother's dream.

Twins are, no doubt, hard. Though they are "double the fun," they are also "double the work." This isn't more true than when you have colicky twins, as the case with Amanda. Charlotte and Sienna are Amanda's first babies,

Tristyn was about six weeks old [when I first administered Colic Calm]. I was up one night quite desperate from many days and nights of gass-y cries. I googled colic relief and after some time I discovered the link to Colic Calm.

You may think that being a NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) nurse would prepare you for anything--crying babies is part of the job.

This week's One Mom's Story comes from Shannon, and though her son, David, is almost two, she looks back and relives the nightmare that is colic

Sleep deprived--that's how Brandy describes her household before Colic Calm arrived. Joshua was Brandy's third child, and her first with colic and infant reflux.

Kevin is my second child and he was born prematurely at 36 weeks. I knew we where going to have complications

Nicole had it pretty easy with her first son--he was a great baby that rarely cried.

For first time mom Kelly, having a baby didn't go exactly as planned. Jack came early--he was born at a mere 34 weeks. So, for Kelly's first month as a mother, she was in the NICU.