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Hi. i would like to find out if it is normal for my 2 week old baby to be crying from stomach cramps, she also struggles to push out wind.
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It may be normal: Newborn babies may swallow lot of gas while feeding and that may cause some colic and a crying baby. If you have a colicky baby you may want to burp the baby more often in between feeds as needed, which may help decrease the swallowed gas. Also taking the baby on a stroller ride after feeds may also help. If all of this does not help, you may want to see your pediatrician.
Answered 2/25/2018
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