Mylicon Gas Relief Drops for Infants and Babies Dye Free Formula 0.5 Fluid Ounce

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Mylicon Gas Relief Drops for Infants and Babies Dye Free Formula 0.5 Fluid Ounce

Regular Price: US$29.99

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Supplier: Mylicon

Category: Baby Products Health & Baby Care Colic & Gas Relief

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The #1 Pediatrician Recommended Brand*

Mylicon has been providing safe, effective relief of infant gas for generations. Mylicon works gently to speed up a baby's natural process of getting rid of gas, relieving pressure and discomfort. Safe for even the newest of newborns, Mylicon can be used at every feeding – up to 12 times per day. Mylicon is gluten free and contains no alcohol, saccharin, or artificial flavors.

*ProVoice Infant Gas: Pediatrician Recommendations; Q4 2017.

Three out of four babies suffer from painful infant gas.

Gas bubbles can often cause discomfort, leading to crankiness and crying

Many babies suffering from infant gas pull their legs up, lying in a curled position, in an effort to relieve the discomfort. Infants’ Mylicon Drops can provide safe, effective relief for your baby’s gas.

How can I relieve my baby's gas?

Hold your baby gently, but securely, over your arm in a face-down position, known as the 'gas hold.'

Give your baby Mylicon Gas Relief Gas Drops to break down gas bubbles.

Common signs of infant gas:

Your baby is crying even though you’ve already changed and fed him.
Your baby has a hard time burping or spits up a lot.
Your baby is kicking/pumping his legs.
Your baby’s belly looks bloated or full.
You’ve tried more than one bottle/nipple type.
You’ve switched formulas to help with fussiness.
If you are unsure or if your baby has a fever, it could be something more serious than gas, so talk to your healthcare professional.