Infacol Drops

Colic is not a nice experience for a baby or for the parent and it came as a great relief to us when we came across Infacol and saw how very effective it was upon relieving colic symptoms. Colic occurs in young babies, it is very common between the ages of 3 weeks to 12 weeks and around a third of all babies get it. It is caused by a build up of wind which your baby is unable to process due to their under developed tummies. The effects of colic are usually a very upset and uncomfortable baby. They tend to cry for long periods of time often in the early evenings and very little can be done to ... more

As you may have seen from previous reviews when my baby was born 3 weeks ago he spent his first week in the Special Care Baby Unit, some of the time he was tube fed due to low blood sugar levels, however when he was moved on to being bottle fed a couple of days later we quickly discovered that like me and my husband as babies he was not very good at bringing his wind up, this would often result in him eventually bringing his wind up with what seemed like half his bottle of milk as well. Once he was home my midwife recommended a couple of things we could try in order to help with this problem ... more

Oh my goodness how much did I rely on this when my little girl was tiny? It turned out to be a God send! Colic is horrible and not something any parent wants to have to endure with their little ones and so when something comes along that helps them it is a huge relief and this is what Infacol was for me; a relief! * What is colic? Colic occurs during the evenings. It is caused by the build up of wind in a baby throughout the day. Their tummies are too little to be able to digest the food they are consuming during the day and so they get a build up of wind which then becomes very painful and ... more

My poor little baby suffered with terrible wind as a newborn and he would always be uncomfortable and crying in pain. He found it really difficult to bring his wind up no matter what method of winding we tried and all i can say is thank goodness for Infacol! It was the first thing a family friend suggested when i told her about my sons wind and apparently it seems to work well for most babies. I would give my baby two drops of Infacol before each bottle and when he was done feeding he would nearly always bring his wind up practically straight away whereas before it would take him ages. You do ... more

I got told about this by my friend before I'd even had Kai and I'm glad that I found out about it so early on because it's come to the rescue too many times to keep track of. It takes just a few drops before it has Kai belching up all of his wind really easily and feeling a lot more comfortable and happy and it is really easy to use because it has an easy dose system. The main thing that I like about it is that it can be used from birth. It does say on the bottle that baby's under 6 months old shouldn't take it unless the parent checks with the doctor first so I mentioned it at one of kai's ... more

My 3 week old baby started crying one day for no obvious reason, and would not settle down or sleep. My health visitor recommended Infacol, as my baby is quite a windy baby and he is very difficult to burp after a feed. Some friends I spoke to about Infacol swore by it and others felt it didnt work. It cost £2.65 for a 50ml bottle, and should be given to the baby before every feed. I found that it helped a lot with the burping, making it much easier for my baby to bring up wind after a feed. I found that while he was bringing up wind more easily (and was therefore more settled than before), he ... more