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My two week old daughter is restless and having stomach cramps, middle section of her stomach. what can i do?
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Common: The average 2 wk old will fuss for about an hour a day for no reason. Their flabby/weak belly muscles mean they need the assistance of their fussing/breathing muscles to help push food through their gut & poop. It is easy to assume they have belly cramps because this tightens/pushes out their belly. If the kid is otherwise feeding/thriving I would just give hugs & nurture.
Answered 1/23/2020
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