MY BABY WON'T STOP CRYING & IT'S BEEN A MONTH (Help!) | Dr. Paul

[@katiedefrankcounseling1654]

The mothers' face says so much and I feel for her. This doctor seems like a lifesaver and such a calming presence that so many parents' need.

[@fog137]

This is the doctor for two of my grandchildren. He and his staff are wonderful! They even have segregated waiting rooms, hallways, and rooms to prevent well children from being exposed to those with illnesses.

[@islamamir8267]

I wanna give a huge hug to that mum 😭❤️

[@tolohuexochitl3]

Same. You can see the exhaustion and helplessness.

[@belmum1689]

Anyone going through this, just remember it wont be forever.

[@fagbamilababatunde8608]

It could be frustrating

[@melissamassey1484]

I'm going through the exact same thing but I have twins. One baby has terrible colic buy luckily the other doesn't thank goodness.

[@gymshark8863]

yeah

[@annarocha3254]

My son was this way. Sometimes I had to leave him in his crib for fifteen minutes so that I could go scream in my room and get all my pent up frustration and anxiety out. It is SO hard to be a parent of an infant who cries ALL DAY AND NIGHT LONG. He is absolutely amazing now, but I can't look at newborns without feeling a little sick to my stomach.

[@pupikatz8442]

Absolutely true... my firstborn was like that and I was afraid to have more children... the other two were fine....🙏

[@simon3256]

So you left your infant child screaming so you could care for yourself? Put some real effort to care for your child woman.

[@Zodiac-El]

@@simon3256 leaving a baby to cry is sometimes the safest option when the mum is extremely frustrated and has reached breaking point.

[@simon3256]

@@Zodiac-El Yeah the time my aunt tried that we had to take the baby to the hospital.

[@Zodiac-El]

@@simon3256 all I'm saying is if a mum ever feels so frustrated that she might hurt the baby its better to put the baby down and walk away to calm down 💜

[@zuzanasimpson910]

I feel for this mom. It was a rough couple of months for us too.

[@sharonbignell6113]

Me too and my Dr thought I was crazy. When he had his own. He was more sympathedic

[@lifeofzanyla3190]

zoeylei

[@hockeyworld818]

100th like!!!

[@katherinechase3674]

Tough situation for sure!

[@sagarikasaraswati3857]

That's true.. First 2month was so horrifying to me...

[@michaelrief4424]

This makes me so sad for this little girl. I’m the single Uncle with no children but I thoroughly enjoy seeing the babies in our extended family. Thankfully we have only happy always smiling babies in the family.

[@patsyl5766]

My daughter was also like this and I was a first time mum. Every 2 hours she was having a feed and it would take a hour to have her feed. We were like that for 2 months. It was hard work. She is now 22 years old now.

[@zn5012]

Omg. I can relate to this so much. My daughter is a little over a month now. But she seems to get better now. I am a first time mom and so it was very difficult for us. We went to so many different doctors and everyone kept saying the same thing “this is normal for a newborn” which is so sickening

[@abbycarrothers2014]

I can relate.... My son was like this but in all fairness he had a salmonella abscess on his brain..... Only thing that presented finally was a fever. He is the only one to have lived from this in the entire world. Thank God for the Stollery! He is 12 now and perfectly normal

[@cynthiajohns0n442]

OH MY GOD! Bless your little guy. And Bless you, it must not have been pleasant, for being a great mama.

[@Cru128]

Lucky fucker.

[@Good-DaySunshine]

💖💖💖

[@luismendoza9049]

No hes not theirs others that survived that also

[@babynmama]

Oh wow!!!💜 It is possible to know why he was having that?

[@asingh4152]

My baby is 3 weeks old and we get worried when he cried for over a minute. I can't imagine dealing with constant crying. I hope the mum found a solution.

[@Mr.Phoreskin]

I literally don’t know what I’d do without this wonderful Doctor 💚

[@AnaliseAdler]

This is how my son was & I’m a single mama. We made it though, he’s 24 mo now :)

[@xMSaccountx]

SO basically 2 years Old...

[@AnaliseAdler]

@@xMSaccountx yup, good job

[@AnaliseAdler]

I don't know if you know this, but there is a HUGE difference between a 35 month old toddler (Who is still technically 2 years old) and a 24 month old toddler (who is also 2 months old).

[@1jazzyphae]

Just say 2😭😂 y'all be milking it

[@kgb8825]

Being a new parent to a crying screaming sleepless baby is the hardest thing in the world because you just don’t know what to do after you have already tried everything! Our first son was a screamer for the first 4 months, then my husband went out of town for weeks on end and I was alone with my baby and the cat who couldn’t get any sleep either. Finally I packed our bags and my parents came up and got us to take home to mother. Finally I had enough and on the verge of jumping off a bridge I took him to my brother’s good friend who is a chiropractor. After about 2 minutes of neck repositioning my son fell asleep! I would take him in to see my new chiropractic hero 3 times a week for a month and that helped all of us. We were finally getting more than 20 minute naps all night long and even the cat was getting a good rest. It really helps to get that kink out of their little necks.

[@miriamsamaniego3335]

Oh my heart hurts for this sweet baby and her mommy. I wish I lived near you! Having had six kids myself, I’m a bit of an expert when it comes to soothing an overtired, hungry but in terrible pain baby. I’d gladly give you a break anytime you needed it.I have 9 grands now, too, so that’s a total of 15 precious souls I’ve had the privilege of helping to care for.

[@ezelkir]

You are a literal saint. Much respect

[@giskaapril2416]

I wish you live close by me

[@fog137]

I'm so glad I was born to be a mom. I was babysitting when I was eight, an aunt when I was twelve who took care of my newborn niece during graveyard shifts, lived with my brothers' family for a summer when I was thirteen to care for my 3-6 month old nephew, then had my own five children within 8 years without ever losing my ability to have compassion and comfort for these little ones.

[@sunflowerfields4409]

I was a nanny for a year and the baby cried constantly. He was absolutely inconsolable all day long. Your advice for putting the baby down for a few minutes (in safe place like his crib or somewhere) and walking away is a GOLD. That saved my sanity. I literally walked into the other room and cried, screamed, and sometimes called a friend to calm me down. It was summer time and they had no AC so the windows were open. I was quite sure someone was going to call CPS on me. It was horrid. The parents begged me not to quit and I didn't but I hope he felt better after that.

[@katherinechase3674]

I was a 15 year old, whose neighbors asked me to watch their baby while mom went back to work. They wanted me to do this for the summer. This boy baby had colic super bad. Never stopped crying. After doing this for one week, I told them no more. As a 51 year old mother today, I still remember it! The little guy's name was Jonathan. So, they basically got burnt out and dumped him on a teenager- great start there!

[@bjsmith4310]

Dr. Paul, has alot of patience trying help make the 👶 comfortable.😊

[@doreenjaeger2744]

My granddaughter screamed for the first month of life, after bringing her to the chiropractor, turned out she had a pinched nerve from birth and could only breath while screaming. After her spine was adjusted, she stopped crying and slept for the first time. How many SIDs babies could be caused by birth injuries?

[@ftumi]

Oh wow! Great point!

[@jessicaripko]

@@malzimus get out of here with that nonsense.

[@ellasiggy]

Amazing

[@babygurldime4808]

Thanks for the info thank god your child is good now

[@maryannpratt6821]

Ive adjusted babies whose spines are subluxed as I'd massaged them.Many babies need their backs and necks adjusted to relieve their pain..

[@dannyt7269]

Seems like a very caring doctor.

[@jawedmohammad1022]

Ye

[@sharonjensen3016]

My eldest nephew was in a lot of pain with colic. His dad and grandma were about the only ones who could settle him down. Turned out he had allergies to egg and dairy, so a change in diet helped.

[@nf5846]

When my infant was struggling with breastmilk I was always giving her gas relief drops and pumping her legs amd laying her across my arms for comfort. She had a lot of gas and once it stopped she slept so little it was aggravating.. I had to "take a walk". Poor mom I hope it got better and you two are able to sleep!

[@anonymous135]

My son was like this. The situation was so bad, we had a neighbor repeatedly come to our apartment at the time and ask us to quiet our son....when I say it was bad, I mean it...lol. Anyway, I only lost my control once....via throwing a bottle of baby powder across the room in frantic desperate exhausted angry frustrated loss of self control. I never hurt my son and couldn't imagine doing so, but if you've gone through this, it's SCARY! You soon discover your vulnerability as a person, as a parent, as a caregiver, etc.

[@chickenmuffin]

This is exactly our daughter right now. Driving us insane and nothing seems to help.

[@ebonyaddison3021]

💞

[@nighteyes555]

My first one cried like that for the first few days home, pediatrician switched her to another formula that was easier to digest, it was like magic; when second baby reacted the same way I switched him to the same formula and we both were relieved. I hope this poor woman and baby get the same results.

[@kgreen8004]

May I ask What formula did you switch to?

[@ValHeartNDHeartSuqquNoHeartPat]

Which formula please?

[@noideanadia1390]

When I went to a new doctor about possible postpartum, it changed my life from a dark spiral to a new beginning. Just the affirmation that my child was actually difficult and I was doing my best and doing well- life changing.

[@notsogreen]

Whew!!! I've got a headache from just watching this. Never had a crybaby, Lord have mercy. .

[@MartyCan]

My second son either slept, nursed, or screamed bloody murder. He was medicated for colic, but it didn’t stop the crying. Once he could sit up and grab toys, he became a happy camper. He was colicky but also so independent and never was a cuddly baby. He’s 34 now and happy all the time!

[@ftumi]

Didn't know they medicated

[@gabbyferreira555]

It gives me some peace reading your comments. I have a 2 month old baby . I’ve been trough this most of the nights. And he is not a cuddly baby either.

[@gabbyferreira555]

It gives me some peace reading your comments. I have a 2 month old baby . I’ve been trough this most of the nights. And he is not a cuddly baby either.

[@Randibabyy]

My first was exactly this way. All day long. To this day I’ve never met another baby like her! We knew she’ was different the day we took her home lol. Nobody wanted to help because they couldn’t soothe her. She’s 4 now and sooo smart, VERY determined. Still different 😂

[@Crustenscharbap]

Babies like yours got more love and support from the mother because they cried a lot. So they became nice and wonderful children.

[@jobmensh]

This is just a description of my baby girl who is just 5 weeks. Sometimes I just think we are hurting her holding her. We barely sleep at night lol. She is soooo cute... She always wants something in her mouth..

[@yaadapaah887]

lol

[@ftumi]

@@Crustenscharbap oh wow never thought of it in those terms

[@girlinterrupted9145]

My first born boy, the same😘

[@ruthgoff3540]

I wanna hold that baby and snuggle it. This grandma’s got the touch. Poor momma, your doing your best. 😍

[@kelly5822]

Oh yeah, as a mum of a baby who had reflux I know that cry so well.

[@RachelSalvadore]

My daughter has colic for about 5 weeks. It was hell.

[@kerrywebb4565]

I had a baby like that, never slept any more than 3 hours at a time and probably only had 5 hrs sleep all together a day for 4 years, it was hell.

[@oraldinepoellnitz4475]

Hopefully she is okay now and didn't need any medical attention. She's a beautiful 😍 baby you're great parents.

[@sonyaeames7047]

I have seen chiropractors help babies with these problems! 💕

[@crystalhaataja304]

Oh man I remember those days! My second son was absolutely miserable. One time he screamed for at least 20 hours. Wouldn't sleep at night and when he did finally sleep wasn't for long. If he was awake he was probably screaming. A super gentle formula from amino acids did the trick for my sweet guy and after 2 months of hell my baby finally smiled 😭 he'd almost 3 now

[@mizzwanned]

Which one??

[@ValHeartNDHeartSuqquNoHeartPat]

Was the formula Alimentum?

[@skyfalldeadpool1633]

My baby cried like this for 4 months. Yeah. It was hell on earth

[@amirahabdi]

This was my daughter when she was first born, she would cry I’d get up breast feed her she would sleep after 10-15 min she’d cry again I would do the same thing again and she’d get up every 10 min I was so exhausted and frustrated…. I then decided to bottle-feed her aswel as breastfeed, she ended up finishing the whole bottle of milk and slept right through the night Id realised the poor baby was just hungry 😋 She’s now 4 years old and she such a chatterbox, she says mummy I’m hungry mummy I’m thirsty thank god for words eh….. But when babies cry something is up,

[@zuzanasimpson910]

My son stopped crying when I put him on the bottle. Breast milk isn't enough for some babies.

[@amirahabdi]

@@zuzanasimpson910 for my first child it was cus I had lots of milk, like they where leaking at times, but for my second child it was almost drought

[@zuzanasimpson910]

@@amirahabdi I had enough milk to feed an army and fed him every hour on the hour, but it just wasn’t enough to satisfy him or it was upsetting his tummy.

[@Skarn22_]

The same for my daughter and I felt so under-confident that I was not able to calm my child.

[@szamszatan]

@@zuzanasimpson910 could have been undiagnosed tongue-tie, baby wants to eat but it is very difficult and tiring for it to get milk

[@lyssitpoutine7514]

I had this exact 'tough' baby with my first. The reflux and the torticollis and the feeding and arching in pain, man it was brutal. Any parent that is going through this, know that it WILL get better. I did the ranitidine and by 4 months that esophageal sphincter had matured enough that the pain and the colic just stopped.

[@hadilayyad6147]

Both my kids were practically inconsolable bc of acid reflux :( bless your heart, even my babies weren’t that bad. Expecting my third and struggling with depression and anxiety and I’m terrified I won’t be able to handle it tbh. My second was so petite and borderline underweight until he was 6 months. That’s when he started gaining weight.

[@francesca1870]

This makes me so sad, my son can be difficult and cries about everything sometimes but I couldn’t imagine this :( those baby cries break my heart!

[@nunya8843]

My daughter would cry after feeding at mid afternoon everyday and would spit up a lot. After couple of days I called Dr he changed the formula from milk based to soy based. She has a lactose allergy. Changed formula and within 12 hrs whole different baby. She was a perfect baby after that.

[@corrinealexander885]

i feel this so much! my littlest cried for SIX MONTHS STRAIGHT when she was an infant! and i had a 1 year old at the time too. it was a nightmareeee. constant screaming all day long! i felt so bad i couldnt help her and i tried EVERYTHING. turned out it was just colic and the doc said the only solution was "time" that was not what i wanted to hear, but it was true. around 7 months shes stopped. shes 7 now and i joke to her now how much she cried when she was little but this brings back memories and unfortunately they arent good ones! they both also never slept so it was GOOD TIMES lol

[@epolene9138]

Awww that baby is rough 🍀🍀 But her beautiful blue eyes while shes crying just adores me and melts my heart that shes crying ❤️ Shes such a little angel❤️❤️

[@lagatha1037]

This was my life with my first child. She cried nonstop for 4 months, except for the few hours that she slept. I spent a significant amount of time with my head between 2 speakers trying not to hear it.

[@paulorivera1569]

the woman's facial reactions are epic 😁😆 she was like 😮😨😮😨😮😨😮😮

[@fs1512]

My niece was like this. I still remember how exhausted her parents were. So sorry for the parents. Wish I could help.

[@happytraveller2122]

I had paediatric nurses come to my home … they were so confident! They gave up after hours of my daughter crying. I never saw them again. Horrible time. Motherhood is often NOT FUN

[@allygoodlife]

Omg you can tell the mom is super tired 🙏😩 You’re a great mom ❤️

[@LiSa_20_22]

Am I the only one that was waiting for a happy ending? 😢 😭

[@irishamericanpinupdoll]

I feel for this momma and baby. My first was a lot like this snd it was definitely hard on everyone. I’m pregnant with my 6th and final and I hope she doesn’t suffer like her big sister or this poor baby girl did. The doctor is right, sometimes you have to put the baby down in their crib and take a moment to collect yourself.

[@Chaplin1219]

I never want kids… how do you do it 😱

[@deefitzgerald2906]

This POOR MOM I have NEVER had any children but to have one CRYING constantly would be OMG…….You just can’t send them back……

[@kdbee6086]

Both of my babies were like this until they learned to sit up on their own. I feel for those mom.

[@AlauraJones]

Colic is hard, I tried to remember how it feel having the flu or migraine when there’s no escape from the pain and just think, even though I can’t get her to stop crying I can just be there for her in it. Do whatever you can to find empathy for the baby, they want to stop crying and feel better too if you can believe it.

[@twilareider4486]

Mom looks at the end of her wits!! Poor thing!!

[@tpettigr26]

Poor Mom.. 🙏🏾

[@2010redshift]

Looks relaxed to me. What you on about man

[@joycetheobald1717]

She looks so tired and I can empathize because I was just like that 25 years ago. I cried so much because I felt like an inadequate mom that my Dr had to put me on Paxil. Hugs to all these moms!

[@64treider]

@@joycetheobald1717 Bless your heart...I was blessed with three happy babies, but I can't imagine how this feels like. I can't empathize, but I can sympathize! I'm so glad you got through it all!! Dr. Paul is amazing, is he not?!?!?

[@bluecheese3896]

@@2010redshift are you a guy? Because she looks totally exhausted and so done with it all. You can tell she has tried everything and is just so unfazed by it all at this point. Really feel for her.

[@hoochieboytoy497]

I have a rocking chair that my grandmother rocked my daddy in and my daddy rocked me in, and I’ve rocked my son and daughter in, and rocked my grandson and granddaughter in. It’s so old and creaks and groans, but that sound always seemed to make all of us relax and sleep. I still just sit and rock in it when I just want to relax.

[@nadelina4154]

My son had colics so bad he got umbilical hernia. He was waking up every 20 min. I was going craaaaaaaaazy because of sleepless nights and baby constantly crying. I took him to 3 different doctors they kept saying it s normal. I just changed his formula to extra care formula. The colics and crying has stopped the acid reflux gone. The hernia is getting better. And we both are able to sleep. I m so glad I listened to other mamas and not doctors who keep calling everything normal.

[@pearlboateng6874]

Thank you. Doctors always say it’s normal and I’m telling you, they actually know what can help but they’ll never tell you

[@afsahfarooq710]

@@pearlboateng6874 really ?

[@nadiacoffey2609]

Doctors always say it’s normal but sometimes it’s not.

[@krystalparra5658]

I recently gave birth to twins & one of my twin babies is going threw the exact thing !!!!! I also think he has umbilical hernia … I switched his formula to the purple can gentle ease but it doesn’t really seem to be doing the job ..

[@nadelina4154]

@@krystalparra5658 I dont know what is the purple kind. But you need to get the formula made to ease colics some call it comfort. Some extra care. Also you need to give it around a week or so to see results.

[@michaelanderson9914]

So glad we found such an amazing pediatrition.

[@RaeBattleRapsMood]

Im 38 wks & I pray for a easy going baby. That constant crying is rough. Im a single mom so..

[@sandracrumpler54]

This was exactly what happened to my newborn son 30 years ago. A pediatrician changed formula in the office and he immediately stopped crying. He was sensitive to sugar in the milk. Prosobe (sp?) No sugar! He is still sensitive to sugar today.

[@DevilishSeraphim]

Went through something similar with my first. It took months and several pediatrician switches before I found one that listened to me. Turns out, my baby was lactose intolerant in the worst way. I wish more doctors took the time to listen to their patients.

[@Good-DaySunshine]

sounds like tummy ache... one of mine did that and I was bawling like crazy in the Dr. office...poor Doc! They finally did a scan of her gut...she had a huge gas bubble that just wouldn't move. Ended up giving her something to relax & she fell asleep.. gas dissipated. HORRIBLE experience for everybody. :(

[@haileycooper6252]

My son was like this for about 6months. We kept getting fobbed off. We had to fight for check ups to find out one of his kidneys was in the wrong place and pushing on his bladder causing pain. It's an awful situation as you feel so helpless. I feel ur pain.

[@kellirobertson6370]

I have had migraines all my life I've also been married 25yrs . My husband put me in traction all the time although he can't drag me lol just me relaxing and giving him complete control of my neck in his hands as he pulls gently until I say stop and he holds the position. Always REMEMBER when you are relaxed don't have him let go quickly he should let go in the same manner as his put you in traction. ✌💯

[@kusumak4748]

That mom is really struggling to help the baby, but I did not see the whole process has helped that poor little baby a bit. Why is this video ending half way through, they could have concluded on what helped this baby, is that a doctor diagnoses, or a different technique to ease him. There were many more other positions that could be tried on crying baby. I wish I could see what went wrong with the baby, and what helped him out of that pain. Love and prayers for the family... God bless you little one

[@lolnoorly]

Because there was probably nothing he could do and no solution. Like he says, sometimes it's just colic and a phase the baby goes through. He told her she should try another brand of formula but even if it's better it can take weeks before things improve.

[@mariannelovesbabies8559]

She had body work masssage

[@kaylegirvin184]

Meeeeee too. Never end a video severe like this, without telling the outcome...this was crucial

[@annarocha3254]

He basically said it was probably a phase. Just like with my son. He was inconsolable like this baby and after trying EVERYTHING to help him I basically had to realize that it was something he would eventually grow out of, and he did. But man, was it brutal for three months.

[@ssp6457]

My baby cried often in the first few weeks. I would ask my husband to drive the car while I sit with the baby at the back. My child would stop crying after some time and get immersed with the motion and music. We drive in the evening, so the lights are attractive to her.😁

[@dianestephenson8528]

My grandson had a polyp that was growing in his esophagus and almost closing off his stomach so it was hard to eat. Surgery to remove the polyp changed everything. That baby need some testing.

[@dollsNcats]

Goodness I couldn’t . I truly couldn’t . I’m a mother and even with a easy baby I cried sooo much lol . I was so tired I had such horrible PPD that I will NEVER be able to do this again. Oyy this poor mama :( I hope she’s ok now

[@sierramelling2374]

Yes! Watching this made me realize how " easy " my baby boy is. But i still have a mental break down like once a week lol

[@cynthiajfannin7986]

Poor little baby and bless her mommy!🥰

[@teresahyk-knutson6498]

I wish I had had a doctor like you when my son was born.

[@Elizabethtuna394]

I remember the arched back from my daughter's reflux. She did quite well on feed thickening powder, but eventually ended up on Ranitadine. Such a relief for her and us. Thanks to the mum (Roni) who told me her experience of reflux baby and solution. Sharon.

[@sorayyahyusrizal7692]

Wow. In my country you cant use ranitadine anymore.

[@onopuni7864]

Poi has been used specifically as a milk substitute for babies, or as a baby food. It is supposed to be easy to digest. It contains no gluten, making it safe to eat for people who have celiac disease or a gluten intolerance.

[@vickipedia3253]

Grownups can have it too?

[@onopuni7864]

Yes, of course 😋

[@bcd4562]

My first was like this. It was so awful. And then at 4 months, bam. Best sleeper ever. He'll be 25 in a few weeks.

[@gulsanga1963]

Is ur baby have Moro reflex my baby have strong Moro reflex nd he can't sleep for 5 mints

[@mdmonirhossain7787]

I feel this parent 🥺 it's very tough to hold this kind of frustration. Moms goes through a lot,

[@nickcann4320]

She's so amazed by how he made her calm.

[@nonsense2846]

Oh poor baby... I am so grateful for my blessed baby that doesn't get pain very often!

[@micalah8282]

Should be under factory warranty still. Send it back, it’s obviously broken. Absolutely kidding. Poor little tiny biscuit. This is so hard on baby and everyone involved. I hope she’s okay now. 😩♥️

[@RubyGonzales]

I regularly gave my babies probonix infant probiotic and it seemed to help a lot, none of my babies had colic and are/were very very rarely sick. Thought I'd share, might help other mama's out there.

[@sierramelling2374]

Probiotics made my son a new baby! That and gas drops

[@RubyGonzales]

@@sierramelling2374 very happy to hear it worked for your baby to. More blessings to you and your family ❤

[@Elizabethtuna394]

I did this for my son who was born constipated and suffered from colic later. Really good idea.

[@heartsfaith7077]

I'd love to have a follow-up on the baby and family. If they found a solution, and how the baby is doing.

[@cocotulle23]

They did! I don’t have the video but I’ve seen it. She had some chiropractic work done and was such a happy baby!

[@finishingwellthroughchrist5493]

@@cocotulle23 thanks for the update

[@joycecoletta7699]

My oldest screamed for the first three months. I was 19 yr old and thought I never wanted another. She had colic and thankfully had peragoric...that 50 yrs ago.

[@ally-mp7cc]

Wish I had known about this.... instead of my doctor just telling me she’s got reflux now be on your way.

[@alanaalbarado2357]

It’s so hard when your baby cry’s like this. You’ve done everything you know to do but nothing is helping the baby😒 Whether you’re a professional or a parent sometimes it’s just a guessing game. Best thing to do is check off the list everything you’ve done and keep going to the next thing until you either find the culprit or the problem fixes itself. My heart goes out to the parents that are at their boiling point, I’ve been there! Thank you Dr Paul for trying to help this baby and mama♥️

[@natacha2372]

I just went through this with my son! It started off with just fussing in the evenings, then a bit in the afternoon, to all day long from the moment he woke till he fell asleep. People were like oh you've got a fussy baby, or he's got colics. No. my baby was in PAIN. He was arching his back all day long because he had severe silent reflux. We had to get him on a thickener. He also had a dairy allergy!!! Now whenever I hear people say their baby is inconsolable crying all day long, my first thought is intolerance or allergy. My son is now being referred to an allergist. But the moment we switched to a hydrolysed formula and introduced a thickener (locust bean gum) completely different baby, night and day difference. Hugs to that mama. It is tough. All I could do was hold my son and cry with him because he was in so much pain and I didn't know what to do to fix things until he ended up breaking out in hives and we went to the emergency.

[@boobookitty64salvatore42]

Thank goodness for Dr. Paul ,I wanted to cry for that little baby.

[@debbie4710]

Baby chiropractor does wonders

[@alexisbutler2488]

That mom handed it so well 😭 🥇

[@LuvHartSpainValence]

My life with my daughter 9 years ago...Hang in there! Cliche but there is really light at the end of the tunnel ✨ (provided if there is no underlying medical condition with the baby)

[@pjpugapillarfan2750]

Oh dear LORD PLEASE HELP THAT BABY IS REALLY HURTING ITS REALLY UPSETTING TO HEAR THE DISTRESS IN THAT CRY OH MY POOR LITTLE SWEET ONE

[@DebzDiamondz]

Sometimes the birth is more traumatic for certain babies. The neck can be pulled or jarred and a baby osteopath is good to relieve this pressure which can also cause colic type situations.

[@annadespot5392]

Being put on a cold table doesn't help either...her reaction was instant. Poor baby and mommy 😢 😞

[@alyssabender7329]

There’s a chance that she would have (and still might) benefit from manual osteopathy treatments. Arching can be dural tension (which causes headache-like pain) from birthing trauma (not even necessarily a severe trauma). Very likely a compression between C0/C1 impacting her head rotation and dura. I hope she got the help she needed, but for other parents seek out manual osteopathy or a paediatric chiropractor.

[@iamjustsaying4787]

Can’t imagine how it shapes you to spend the first months of life in pain.

[@CircleofLifeStudios]

My daughter was like this every evening. Constant crying and it was for hours on end all through the night. Turns out she had bad colic. We put her on colic drops and they worked like magic.

[@ChrisGunn2015]

Pinched nerve look how she holds her head to one side........Gonstead Chiropractor will help loads. God bless her and mum n dad x

[@kt11540]

I would have took the baby to the chiropractor! I seen a chiropractor adjust the baby with spasms and it automatically helped!

[@mariafaria2256]

Bless you mom, dad and Dr. Paul. Usually, after 2 months , it becomes better. Parents even forget it all afterwords. Heard of acholic baby's and parents take turns, put them on baby swings, these moving baby chairs , turn on vaciums, have them on top washing machines fir the movement of it (holding on to the baby for safety of course) parents palm of hand ✋ rubbing softly on their tummy, thumb on forhead between eyebrows until baby falls asleep...mom has to relax and take time out for her sanity so baby feels mom at good state (they know hein) I mean: - I hear all these stories with great interest on family living, like hearing Dr. Paul. God bless you, again. I live knowing adults with special needs and they are as your baby mom. Too me they are babies. 🥰🥰🥰

[@slawencja]

Oh my god the baby is just adorable 😍

[@tammmy2170]

My grandson did this he was allergic to all formula. Survived 8 months then started feeding him with apple juice for his bottle new baby overnight. An adult now with kids of his own

[@debmarino5225]

🤯

[@steffidoc]

Just apple juice? But that doesn’t contain all the nutrients that a baby needs…

[@powergirl4259]

Poor mom she has to listen to her baby while she’s sleeping 🥺

[@Siygrah]

I had this experience with my first... But I didn't have the right (emotional) support. Thank you for making this video and giving parents hope.

[@tolohuexochitl3]

Great doctor. Wish I had him nearby!

[@FireQUizShow]

I breast fed my son constantly for a couple of months. My daughter was formula fed and she cried all the time so I started breast feeding her and she was immediately relieved and slept for the first time in a month

[@Skarn22_]

I can relate to this.I can see the mother is so exhausted. Till one month, it was so frustating and now she is 3 mo and I feel much better.

[@nicoleaseltine8816]

I feel for this mom. My son was just like that and at his 2 week check up the intern Dr that saw me said I wasnt feeding him enough and that was why he was crying all the time. My son was eating all thw time and I was burning , rocking and joucing him all the time so that Dr's comment hurt. When I saw my Dr again I told him what happened and he sas very upset. We changed my son to sit formula and it helped some but didn't cure all the crying. Good luck mom.

[@krism6260]

That was the most horrible force feed i've ever seen. Hope the parents found somebody who could help them.

[@ashleystanbra8559]

I really honestly feel for mums with babies who are reflux or colic like this etc. Im so blessed I had 2 babies who slept a dream never had no issues at all, daughter had some reflux but we dealt with it and my baby at min after doing his tong tie hes now sleeping and eating perfect. Bless her any mums here looking for answers hang in there ask for help go to you doctor or midwife family who ever you can and get help stay possative and please please don't let it get you so down you become depressed ask for help!

[@95062777]

Dr. Paul, I use Nugabest products to ease my daughter’s pain. I lay her belly down to the nugabest warmer, and then she burps or farts. And no more pain, and then she sleeps.

[@Elizabethtuna394]

If it's reflux, lying flat is a not gonna help.