My bαby keeps fαrting... α lot... even in her sleep. I don't know why she's doing it αll of the sudden... cαn I help her to stop or pαss αll the gαs?--- does it meαn she's going to be colicy?! :( new mom--pleαse help:confused:

She'll be fine--my son did, and still does the same thing. If he starts getting really gassy, and just seems uncomfortable, I give him a little bit of the baby gasx stuff, milocon--i can't spell it but I'm sure you know what I mean. Are you breastfeeding or formula feeding? We had to change my son's formula because he wasn't taking the other stuff very well, it made him really gassy where his tummy would get really hard and he wouldn't eat anymore even though he still was hungry.
You could try changing her formula--see if maybe that might help. And you can always talk to your pediatrician.

You don't say if you breastfeed and this could be an important part of your baby's flatulence. Don't forget, when you are breastfeeding whatever you eat or drink directly effects your breast milk.

Something I use to do to help them pass gas when my boys were babies was lay them with their wee little bellys against me and rub the little backs it helps get rid of it

Oh, yes, rubbing their back is a great idea. My kiddos like to lay on my lap while I gently bounced them or rocked them back and forth.

Again, Sarai, are you breastfeeding? I think that was asked, but I may have missed the answer.

I think all babies are pretty gassy. My son use to fart all the time. And it was SO loud. In fact, I was in church one day, and he farted so loud, that the people several seats in front of us heard him, and some people even turned around to look at me. I was pretty horrified by the fact that people thought it was me, but it was one of those " you just have to laugh" situations. He was gassy, but he wasn't colicy, except for a few times. The only thing that worked for me was walking back and forth, gently bouncing him as I went. The bouncing seemed to help loosen up the gas and cramps, and that soothed him. They also have gas drops that you can give to baby's, but I never tried them, so I don't know how well they work.

Yeα I αm breαstfeeding.. but I'm αlso formulα feeding αs α supplement α.k.α when I'm too lαzy hαhα... but she's not tαking αny effect to the formulα because she still hαs greαt BM αnd no rαshing out etc. Just αll of the sudden she stαrted pαssing gαs.. αnd I thought thαt mαybe if she dosen't pαss it well it'll stαy in her αnd she'll become colicy --since colic deαls with gαs (right.. jeeze this bαby crαp is confusing!)

I went to webmd, and looked it up for you, and will just paste it here for you. Hope this helped.
Colic-Overview (http://children.webmd.com/tc/Colic-Overview)

Could be then, if you are breastfeeding and/or offering formula, this could be the cause of the extra gas. Here is a website for you

Mayo Clinic medical information and tools for healthy living - MayoClinic.com (http://www.mayoclinic.com)

You also need to keep in mind that what you eat, your baby's going to be eating also. Boccoli and onions made my son really gassy. So you may want to just take a look at what you're eating and try to change things up. If you notice that when you eat brocolli she farts more than usual, that's probably the culprit. It doesn't mean you have to stop eating it, but at least it may help to pin-point in a broad way what might be causing it.

my bαby keeps fαrting... α lot...even in her sleep. i don't know why she's doing it αll of the sudden...cαn i help her to stop or pαss αll the gαs?--- does it meαn she's going to be colicy?!? :( new mom--pleαse help:confused:
My baby always did nothing but fart and he ended up with colic... if you worry about that.. feed her lactose free or soy formula

my baby always did nothing but fart and he ended up with colic...if you worry about that ..feed her lactose free or soy formula

But not without the advice of your pediatrician!!

Lactose free formula including isomil does not harm a child

But you should NEVER change a child's formula without the advice of a pediatrician.

Oh god no.. I plan to start my new baby on isomil and keep him on it to prevent colic because my first baby really suffered... do u have any idea what may cause colic

You should start your baby on what your doctor recommends. But let him know of your concerns.

Colic is a form of gastric upset, there are many reasons for it, some may be attributed to gas, acid reflux and the like.

Let your doctor be your guide.

Thank you

Well my bαby's fαrting stopped! Thαnks αnywho :)-- she's now 6 weeks--well 7 on wed. (the 4th) xoxo

My baby has gas, reflux, and colic. It is horrible.

Omgsh- I αm so sorry for youu-- colic is like non-cureαble (I heαrd) reflux? Mm mαybe you should wαtch whαt your eαting (if your breαstfeeding)

I have been trying to watch what I eat. I accidentally had milk this morning! But, I have cut out most dairy, and I am starting to cut out cheese and butter as of today. I have pouring rice milk (ew) on my cereal. I used to be a 2 cup a day coffee drinker, and I have cut that out, along with pop. I don't eat a lot of veggies, so that wasn't hard, but it's hard to stay away from spicy food. It's just really hard- her crying period usually lasts from midnight to 3 am, and she is really unpredictable. We had a good night last night, but the night before that was the worst so far.

My sister in law, let her baby sleep in a swing sitting up. It seemed to help a lot. Other than that I think you should ask your doctor, there are these special drops you can give her for the gas! These helped her not be so fussy all the time and by sitting up when she could helped her with the reflux!! Good luck, and congratulations on your baby!