Woodwards Alchohol and Sugar Free Gripe Water Reviews

My 1 month old son had been suffering with trapped wind since he was about 2 weeks old. We tried Infacol and Dentinox drops and both did the trick in terms of bringing up wind but the wind was usually accompanied by projectile vomiting! They are also very gloopy and seemed to make bits of his milk stick and congeal in is mouth. Once he ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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' ...  Read the complete review

My daughter loves Woodward's Gripe Water. A 5ml spoonful of it if she has really bad wind and gripes seems to work ever so fast and a dab on her dummy helps to settle her to sleep. I have tried her with Nurse Harvey's Gripe Water but think I will stick with Woodwards as it seems to be less greasy and sticky. The gripe water acts ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who has had children will know how invaluable gripe water is especially for small children and babies. I had my nephew stay over and he had trapped wind. It was awful to see him in so much pain. Luckily for him I had some Woodwards Alcohol and sugar free gripe water in the fridge. I always keep some in the fridge because I often ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

*What is Gripe Water? Gripe water is a clear liquid with a consistency like water, which tastes similar to aniseed or liquorice, although obviously not as strong. The active ingredients it contains are dill seed oil and sodium bicarbonate. It contains no alcohol or sugar, a great bonus for babies with tiny teeth just appearing. *How ...  Read the complete review

I tried this gripe water when my daughter suffered from colic, with no result, so this time when my son (now 10 weeks old) suffered from suspected colic a couple of weeks ago, I tried this after everything else had failed - and it worked! It was amazing, as it had no effect at all on my daughter. It works seemingly immediately - it quiets him ...  Read the complete review

As my title says it is the best gripe water,that I have tried . My first child whos now thirteen used to suffer from really bad colic,which would go on for hours,his suffering got so bad I would end getting upset,because I just could not help him. A trip to my health visitor,brought a suggestion to try Gripe water.She recommended a ...  Read the complete review

My child suffered from colic til about a month or so old, we were advised by a Midwife not to use gripe water as had been suggested by several people as it had alchohol in it and we should try Infacol. We tried Infacol but it didnt work so we then turned to our Health Visitor for further advise. We told her what the Midwife had said about Gripe ...  Read the complete review