“Been told your baby just has colic? 🤔 Sometimes it’s not just ‘colic’ — oral dysfunction could be the real cause.” Here are some signs to look for ⬇️ 👶🏼 Gulping, choking, or gagging during feeds 👶🏼 Excess gas and a bloated belly 👶🏼 Asymmetry in the face 👶🏼 A very strong neck from birth 👶🏼 Lip blisters or a small recessed chin These are just some of the red flags parents often miss. If you want to finally uncover what’s really behind your baby’s colic, get Your Colic Survival Guide 📗

🍼 Struggling with feeding issues or a colicky baby? It could be related to oral dysfunction! Babies are born with a natural reflex called the phasic bite reflex. When gentle pressure is applied to their gums, their jaw opens and closes rhythmically—a built-in “biting” motion. This reflex is a key part of early oral development and helps babies learn to move their tongue and jaw effectively for feeding. If your baby is struggling with latching, gulping, or swallowing efficiently, understanding a

Colic Cause 1: Overstimulated Baby? 😵‍💫 Bright lights. Loud noises. New smells. It’s a lot for a newborn. In the first 4 months of life, babies are still adjusting to the world. Too much sensory input can quickly overwhelm them — leading to crying, clinginess, difficulty sleeping, and signs of colic. 🧠 Common signs of overstimulation include: * Crying suddenly or inconsolably * Looking away or keeping eyes closed * Clawing at face * Seeming restless or hyper-alert * Wanting to be held all the