Hey everyone, Has anyone else experienced reflux in their baby when they lay them down no matter how long after they’ve had a feed? We’re also going through trapped and uncomfortable gas despite my boy passing wind often and pooing - help
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Gas exercises, more burping in between feeds, ask Dr for meds to help, lay them down elevated, on the belly or the side to help with the reflux and more tummy time and random burping and feed upright. Ask Dr for more advice.

Yes! My LG was like this for the first couple of months of her life and it was debilitating! Nothing like infacol worked for us. We had to get infant gaviscon prescribed by the gp and ever since she’s been a completely different baby x

Aptamil comfort formula and tommiee tippy straw bottles with size 1 teat this will help with colic and trap wind xx also lots of tummmy massages and leg movements to support x
When feeding afterwards just put her on your knees up when your sitting down facing you and stay up right still for 30mins xx
Stay away from infacol and any support gas medication as it can make it worse, I had 11 weeks of hell and when back to normal and just used the formula X

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I spoke to my gp today who prescribed infant Gaviscon, my pharmacy had none in stock so I went to my next nearest pharmacy who then said they didn’t want to release the medication as they don’t recommend it for babies 4 weeks old 😭😭😭

Curious if the gaviscon has worked for you since using it? I feel like our boy spends all of his awake time crying from reflux and I really want something to help him 😔 we do all the things they tell you (paced feeding, keeping upright, frequent winding) but it doesn't seem to make a difference.