my Baby is 1 month older and she grunting and straining. is this normal?

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Sunita MahatoMom of 2 children1 Year ago

A. she is grunting and straining to release gas gb cycling massage of baby legs circular massage of tummy area gv tummy time use Babyhug indigestion easy tummy colic roll on gv himalaya bonnison drps

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