Caring Mom - Baby Colic Gas Relief, Microwavable and Reusable Gel Pack for Infants and Babies with Colic, Gas and Upset Tummies, Safe and Non-Toxic (Green)

The new Caring Mom Colic belly belt relieves excess gas for your baby and it is now available for caring moms and relaxed babies everywhere. Relieves excess gas, calms colic and remedy the pother. The hand crafted baby belly band helps to warm and compress the tummy to help relax baby, ease out gas, facilitate digestion, and provide some colic relief. The tummy wrap fit newborn babies up to one years old. Besides, you can cool the gel pad in freezer to use as cold treatment to reduce inflammation after vaccine injections, on bruises or other boo-boos. Belly banding primarily helps to warm and protect the tummy, whether or not a baby is colicky or gassy. It also helps to promote easier digestion on infants. Easy to put on your baby and fits all sizes, newborns to 12 months old. Belly-binding is an old practice to reduce discomfort associated with colic, gas and stomach pain. Caring Mom baby colic belt combines that old practice with stylish design to calm baby’s gassy stomach. It provides gentle compression and a safe heatable reusable gel-pack, that tucks inside belly belt, to combine the compression with a soothing warmth. The waistband is made with soft Velcro that perfectly adjusts to grow with your baby. It comfortably fits on newborns and up. We produce our products with Quality, Safety, Comfort and Style. Safe and non-toxic. A warm soothing heat can reduce baby gas and fussiness. Fussing and crying are normal for infants, especially during the first three months In general, colic is defined as crying for three or more hours a day, three or more days a week, for three or more weeks. The cause of colic is unknown.It may result from numerous contributing factors. Possible contributing factors that have been explored include: -Digestive system that isn't fully developed -Imbalance of healthy bacteria in the digestive tract -Food allergies or intolerances -Overfeeding, underfeeding or infrequent burping -Early form of childhood migraine -Family stress or anxiety