Woodwards Alchohol and Sugar Free Gripe Water

Woodwards Alchohol and Sugar Free Gripe Water: Pardon you!! (807 words)
by nessie3105 - written on 11.09.07 (Very useful, 1420 readings)
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Gripe water is one of the many products that you associate with babies and in my experience, it always seems to be the thing that people of an older generation (Mums, Aunties, Grandparents etc) suggest if your baby is grisly and upset. I decided to buy a bottle and keep it in my baby cupboard, as this seemed to be an 'essential' item. ***** Product Information ***** The first thing that I noticed was that the company, 'Woodwards', has been trading since 1851, which immediately gave me confidence in the product. This was re-inforced by the recommendation of the product by my own and my husband's family members. The product ...

I bet 8 out of 10 babies need it (415 words)
by lounmark - written on 01.05.08 (Very useful, 236 readings)
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Good old fashioned Woodwards Gripe Water - nothing wrong with old fashioned! It's something you associate with babies even if you don't have any - I think everyone has heard of it. It's been around since 1851 ! You know when your little one needs this magic stuff - the crying starts, the pained expression and the knees held up the the chest. These symptoms are caused by muscle spasms and excess acid created when air bubbles form in the tummy. We all know what trapped wind pains are like and how painful it can be, well imagine how a baby feels. They don't understand why they feel like this. The stomach produces acid - this is due to the amount of air bubbles ...

Woodwards Alchohol and Sugar Free Gripe Water: No gripes about this  (433 words)
by milliemouse - written on 29.07.02 (Very useful, 5587 readings)
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After having my little boy 10 weeks ago, I noticed every time I fed him he would draw his knees up to his chest and scream in pain. The reason for him doing this was because he was suffering from gripe pains (also known as excessive trapped wind). First we tried infacol which worked for the first month then became ineffective so back to the chemist we went to find an alternative. Looking on the shelves in the baby section there were 2 other types of relief for wind and gripe, 'Nurse Harveys' and 'Woodwards'. Reading the back of the boxes they were both identical but i chose the Woodwards. ****************** Did it ...