Please suggest some advice for my 1 month old baby for colic pain

A. Colic can be challenging for both babies and parents. Here are some tips to help soothe your one-month-old baby experiencing colic pain: 1. Gentle Movement: Rocking or Walking: Hold your baby and gently rock them or take them for a walk in a stroller. Tummy Time: Supervised tummy time can help relieve gas and discomfort. 2. Soothing Techniques: Swaddling: Wrap your baby snugly in a soft blanket to create a comforting environment. White Noise: Use a white noise machine or soft music to create a calming atmosphere. 3. Warm Compress: Place a warm (not hot) compress on your baby’s tummy to help relax muscles. 4. Burping: Ensure you burp your baby during and after feeds to release trapped gas. 5. Feeding Position: Hold your baby in an upright position during feeding to minimize air intake. 6. Dietary Considerations (if breastfeeding): If you’re breastfeeding, consider eliminating common gas-producing foods (like dairy, caffeine, or spicy foods) from your diet for a few days to see if it helps. 7. Pediatrician Consultation: If colic persists or if you’re concerned about your baby’s discomfort, consult your pediatrician for further advice or to rule out any underlying issues. 8. Patience and Support: Remember that colic usually improves by around 3-4 months. Take care of yourself and seek support if needed. Using a combination of these techniques may help soothe your baby during colic episodes.