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• Her characters are often desperate, selfish, acting like colicky children.
• Frantic little needy noises that are worse than a colicky kid ).
• And a vacuum cleaner turned on because its noise soothed a colicky baby.
• That's not the only good news for parents of colicky infants.
• The memory of colicky Colin is still pretty powerful.
• These researchers also put to rest the worry that colicky infants are somehow weak.
• Hungarians have used poppy seed for centuries to fill strudel and pacify colicky babies.
• Schubert says, blaming his telephone, which bleats as endlessly as a colicky sheep.
• But Barr says evidence suggests fewer than 10 percent of colicky infants have protein intolerance.
• New Clues on Relief for Colicky Infants
• The second child turned out to be colicky and restless, requiring a lot more care.
• Your horse could step on something in training or get an abscess or go colicky on you.
• This leads to severe vomiting, colicky diarrhea, intense pain and then paralysis of the skeletal muscles.
• The symptoms are mainly gastrointestinal in nature : nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting, and colicky abdominal cramps.
• Lauterwasser is one of many parents who use the tapes at home for healthy but fussy babies and colicky ones.
• Some researchers have proposed that colic is an evolved strategy of deception : colicky babies get more attention than other babies.
• I hate this diagnosis because it means that I have to live with colicky pain and take Bentyl four times per day.
• "It works best on colicky babies and babies who have trouble adjusting outside the womb, " she said.
• This is thought to cause the colicky pain ( similar to renal colic ), and it is relieved after surgical decompression.
• But even that is a distant memory, fading _ like the jaundice treatments and colicky cries _ into anecdotes and war stories.