the wind in her tummy as formula is quite different to digest than breast milk so it'll take her a few days to get used to it. she is still so tiny that'd i'd not worry just yet but speak to mw/hv if you are really concerned. good luck x You could try

seemed to be in pain and crying a lot. We have now put him onto Aptimil Easy Digest formula. He is fine now and pooping every day again. At first (on normal formula) he was only going every 3days!!! Aparently it's normal for them to get bunged up when

Other studies suggest that early weaning can trigger allergies as the stomach is not ready to properly digest proteins etc at 4 months - hence health visitors are supposed to reccommend not weaning until 6 months. We thought my son might have some

digestive enzyme. Also, try putting him over your lap (tummy down) and rubbing his back.Good luck. Hope you find something that works. x thank you for your suggestions will give them a try Hi, I took my little one to baby yoga yesterday and the instructor

lot thicker than breast milk so it takes longer to digest. If your plan works great, but my son used to feed very regularly throughout the day but was still waking up numerous times during the night for quite a few nights. I was never really able

not sure but any help and advice would be well appreciated. thanks. HiThe digestion does go up the spout a bit. I tended to find the the raging hormones and erractic eating patterns I had didn't help at all. But I have suffered from IBS all my life

, just giving her small amounts of fruit / veg pureed once a day which she loves but now i'm worried i've damaged her digestive system?!?! Considering trying to change her formula (she's on Farleys first, aptamil's supposed to be easier to digest

aptamil first during the day and the extra for his bedtime and dream feed. I haven't thought about using any thing else and my friend changed from cow and gate to aptamil for her l/o as he was able to digest it easier. Hope this helps. Cathy thanks to you

, and drinking arm water with lemon to help digestion.Agree with Maria about the warm milky drinks, and plain natural yoghurt I find helps too. I think there's something in milky things that neutralises acid.If you're suffering at night then maybe try eating

can still get colic, but also, this might just be a passing phase. His little digestive system is still quite young. Sudden phases like not pooing can be a product fo this and will pass. Or his poo might suddenly turn green. Scary, but quite natural