Gassy baby

My LO is a month old and I am bottle feeding due to complications.

Over the last couple of weeks she has struggled to poop (6 days without a poop currently) and is very gassy. The smell can be bad at times to the point it's like she has filled her nappy, but it's just the smell of passed gas.

She seems really uncomfortable at times too.

Is anyone going through anything similar and what are you doing to help?

I'm thinking about changing formula to see if it makes a difference and currently doing bicycle legs, tummy massage, warm baths, cooled back water etc

Feel awful that she is so uncomfortable!

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@Lauren thank you! We are using infacol too and still nothing 😪

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We switched my son from Aptamil to the Aptamil comfort as he was also very constipated and is extremely colicky, he’s been on it a couple days and his poos have become soft and regular. I think most formula brands have an alternative for constipation etc xx

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I had the same issue with gassy stomach with my son, I changed formula and it seems to improve, if those symptoms persist maybe consider trying a new formula.

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I use it before every feed x

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Hi... Try using ready made formula... Like Aptamil. I know it's expensive but doctors recommend for constipation. I used and worked well plus place a flannel over their belly when in the bath x

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