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Does Extreme Crying Causing Breathlessness In An Infant Suggestive Of Colic?

hi, my son has a month old baby, i thought he may have colic but after almost a month of them living here i think it may be something more. He cries 95% of the time he is awake and this is around the clock. He cries until he almost lose s his breath. I have 5 kids and 1 of them had sever colic, but her crying was nothing like my grandsons. I have told them to go and get a second opinion but they won t listen to me. I think that there is something wrong because he is in so much pain almost all the time. What should i do or better yet, what do you think they should do? Get a second opinion? It is breaking my heart hearing him in pain. I don t have money to pay for your opinion but i thought i would give this a try anyway. Please help my grandson, please. Thank you very much, Leslie Truscott.
Wed, 21 Dec 2016
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Toddlers: crying. Toddlers cry because they're hungry, tired, uncomfortable or need affection – just like babies. But toddlers are also starting to develop more control over their crying. For example, a toddler might learn that if he cries when he's put down, his mum or dad will pick him up again.
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Does Extreme Crying Causing Breathlessness In An Infant Suggestive Of Colic?

Toddlers: crying. Toddlers cry because they re hungry, tired, uncomfortable or need affection – just like babies. But toddlers are also starting to develop more control over their crying. For example, a toddler might learn that if he cries when he s put down, his mum or dad will pick him up again.