My child is 4 month old and he is completely taking breast feed, but sometimes he is crying a lot when he is not getting proper milk from my breast feed and he is not ready to take formula milk, what should I do?

1 Answer

Sunita MahatoMom of 2 children2 years ago

A. continuously crying a lot may be because of the indigestion gas colic.. give cycling massage of baby legs circular massage of tummy area give tummy time use Babyhug indigestion easy tummy colic roll on you can give Himalaya bonnison Drops

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