Colic is a common condition affecting many infants in Singapore and around the world, typically occurring within the first few months of life. Characterized by episodes of excessive crying in an otherwise healthy baby, colic can be distressing for both infants and caregivers. While the exact cause of colic remains unknown, several factors such as immature digestion, gas, or overstimulation may contribute to the discomfort. Recognising the Symptoms of Colic Symptoms of colic generally include intense, prolonged crying episodes, especially in the late afternoon or evening, along with signs of discomfort such as clenched fists, arched back, or a bloated abdomen. These symptoms usually appear in babies between two to six weeks of age and may last until they are about three to four months old. In Singapore, with its fast-paced lifestyle and close living conditions, these episodes can add to the stress of new parenting. Common Approaches to Colic Relief Colic relief involves several appr...