Not quite colic
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Consider other causes
Thank you for taking the time to do this Baby Colic Questionnaire.
Not quite colic means that not all crying/fussiness may be related to colic. How a baby is born and received into the world (the perinatal experience) can affect the baby’s immature nervous system, which can then manifest as crying/fussy behaviour. Examples of these perinatal factors having a negative impact are:
- unresolved trauma from birth
- physical restrictions
- bonding issues
- medical interventions/treatments
- separation in the early days
- overstimulation
- poor routine
- feeding issues
You are encouraged to pay attention to routine and home environment to promote a sense of safety and reassurance onto your baby.
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Want to know more?
The Baby Colic & Early Days programme is my best solution to tackle all the underlying factors of altered behaviour in a baby. It will also educate you in ways to help balance your baby’s nervous system naturally.