The first weeks can be tough, but it does get easier.

My bub had colic, which can present similarly to reflux. It was tough and lasted til she was about 10 - 12 weeks, but there were things we found that did help a little. I was also able to continue exclusive breastfeeding (this is also true for reflux too see http://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/bfinfo/reflux.html)

DO you have a local maternal child health nurse? They can be good resources, and can let you know of good local Paediatricians if you want to see one.

DO you have a baby carrier? Taking baby for a walk in a carrier can help give you or her Dad some fresh air, and the movement can help get bub to settle and to sleep.

The bath was a lifesaver for us. It really helped to settle my little one, and a few times she was given 4 baths in one day.

Giving bub Infant's Friend before her feed helped here.

Letting bub sleep on my (or DH's) chest during the day meant that she slept for longer and better and we were there to settle her if necessary. This helped cos we weren't then dealing with extra sleep deprivation.

DH was great at jiggling baby and rubbing her back after feeds.

I would give bub a break during the feed and would rub her back for any burps.

It helped me to think that even if i couldn't take away her discomfort or stop her crying, it had to nicer to have Mum or Dad there to help her through it.

Look after yourself and your DH, take a break if you can and let the other parent look after her for a little while.

Just remind you again that this will pass, it will get easier and you will enjoy being a Mum.

take care