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When a baby has a tummy ache, it is often distressing for parents. The baby cries, pulls its legs up, or seems restless – and you just want to help.
In this guide, you will learn what can cause a baby's tummy ache, how to recognize it, and what gentle measures can often help.
Typical signs can include:
Not every cry means a tummy ache. But these signals can indicate one.
Especially in the first few months, many babies' digestion is still sensitive.
Gentle measures can often provide relief:
A relaxed drinking pace and frequent burping can also help.
If your baby seems very unusual, has severe pain, develops a fever, refuses to drink, or if you are unsure, you should seek medical advice.
For babies, it's better to ask once more than to wait too long.
Yes, tummy ache can cause your baby to have trouble falling asleep or wake up more frequently at night. Many babies seem particularly restless with digestive problems.
Tummy ache in babies is common and in many cases temporary. With calm, closeness, and gentle measures, you can often support your baby well. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to warning signs and seek medical advice if you are unsure.
In the BabyLions® Parent Guide, you will find more practical tips on baby health, sleep, and everyday life.