EDarussalam does not permits to copy and distribute it to others

This eBook is solely for [e-mail] personal use only. 
eDarussalam does not permits to copy and distribute it to others. 
PDF Watermark Remover DEMO : Purchase from www.PDFWatermarkRemover.com to remove the watermark

---

• Sensitivity of the baby’s nervous system during the first three
months
• Psychological problems in the mother during pregnancy
How to deal with colic
• Consult a doctor to make sure that there is no sickness behind it
• Rub the baby’s tummy gently
• Touch the baby and show him more compassion. Hugging,
patting and other ways of showing affection, and playing with
your baby, will have a positive effect and calm him down, and will
distract him from his colic. Do not be surprised if his crying
resumes; rather carry on touching him, hugging him and
massaging him.
• Pay attention to your child’s nature. Your baby may be one of
those who get distressed easily, so he may cry for any reason and
for no reason. It is difficult to stop these children crying because
their nervous system and digestive system are not yet able to
cope with the outside world. The way to deal with that is to be
patient and not lose your temper; accept the situation in the
hope that it will improve, give your baby enough time and show
him more affection.
A few words of advice
1. Check the baby’s diaper and find out if it needs changing or not
2. Make sure that your baby is not hungry or thirsty
3. Make sure that he is not too hot or too cold
4. Make sure that he is not sick
5. Gently rock your baby in your arms or a swinging cradle
6. Go out of the house for a walk with your baby
7. Turn on the radio or TV and put the volume up when your baby
feels bored
This eBook is solely for [e-mail] personal use only.