Colic is a phenomenon of crying for many hours in infants, between 2-3 weeks and 3 months old, often occurring in the afternoon, evening or at night.

Colic is a phenomenon of crying for many hours in infants, between 2-3 weeks and 3 months old, often occurring in the afternoon, evening or at night.

Colic in infants is often called colic. This is a phenomenon of crying for many hours in infants, from 2-3 weeks to 3 months old, and can even last longer, often starting suddenly in the afternoon, evening or night. There are many causes of colic in children, so parents need to pay attention to observe to have the best way to care for their children.

Colic, also known as colic, is a common crying disorder in infants under six months of age, causing much worry for parents in the process of caring for their children. So how to identify colic in children as well as treat colic in children most effectively?

Colic is a phenomenon of crying for many hours in infants, between 2-3 weeks and 3 months of age. Accordingly, the baby often cries for no reason, screams, stretches or pulls up the legs. The crying can occur throughout the day, although it usually begins in the early evening.

When a baby is born, his sleep time can last up to 20 hours/day. However, after a few weeks, he can stay awake and cry for several hours. It is very common for a 1-month-old baby to cry at night. So what to do when a 1-month-old baby cries at night?