Colief

We were struggling with our first baby who has bad colic. Due to the pain he wanted to breastfeed constantly which probably made matters worse and of course knackered me. Our health visitor mentioned that some of her Mums had used Colief with some success unlike other brands which were next to useless. We were warned of the expense and at £9.99 a bottle it's not cheap but worth every penny despite what i am about to say...... It's a bit time consuming if you're using on a breastfed baby as you have to express some milk first (to be spoon fed) and add 4 drops to it per feed. I found it easier to express once a day and keep a supply in the fridge. As for expense.....well, ...

My son has suffered with colic from the age of 3 weeks, we tried all the usual treatments, Infacol, gripe water, Dentinox, and we changed his milk to Aptamil easy digest, all with no improvement. My health visitor then suggested that I try Colief drops, I was at my wits end so would have tried anything that may have helped to stop the endless screaming and to ease my poor boy's pain. My first negative thought was that they were very expensive, they cost £10 for the tiniest bottle you have ever seen, but I didn't care how much they cost as long as they helped my son. My second negative thought after reading the full instructions were how ...

Having suffered for 3 months from the torment of colic with my son 3 years ago I was upset to find that we were in the same boat again with our baby daughter now 7 weeks old. Then my Health Visitor recommended a new product on the market called Colief. It comes in small 7ml bottles and you add 2 drops to your babys formula feed 4 hours before you use it. It breaks down the enzymes in the milk which causes digestion pain in babies. I have been using it for 4 weeks now and although she is still a bit tearful in the evenings I can truly say that the evenings are 90% more bearable now. However the dissapointing thing about this is that the product is not available on ...