Jayden Evans

When a healthy baby cries for apparently no reason or fuss, it is known as colic. In simpler terms, if the baby cries for more than three hours in a day or at least three days in a week or even over three weeks, they are categorized as colic infants . At times, a parent struggles to find ways to relieve the baby's crying; therefore, dealing with colic can be very stressful for people new to the parenting lifestyle. What are the Symptoms? Although it is normal for babies to cry when it comes to colic situations, they tend to cry more than the rest of the babies. In colic, babies are healthy, yet they cry enough for the parents to handle.  The following are some of the symptoms of colic infants: When the baby cries for no reason, such as when they don't need any kind of diaper change or are not feeling hungry When the baby clench their fists when they are crying or even curl up their legs When the baby cries at such a level, that implies that they are in pain When the baby cries