thread: Foods to avoid?

  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
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    Foods to avoid?

    The last 2 nights, DS has been awake overnight for hours at a time, crying and unsettled with what I think is wind pains.

    Have decided today to cut back on my dairy intake to see if that makes a difference, but was wondering if there were any other foods I should avoid, apart from the obvious caffeine, onions etc

    Thanks

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    Jan 2009
    hiding under my desk!
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    broccoli is a big cause of wind in bubbas

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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    is cauliflower ok? was gonna make cauli soup for dinner but my little one is also having wind issues.

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    Mar 2009
    Sunshine Coast
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    cauli is also on the "ify" list

    As well as zuccini, cabbage adn things like that. It always seems to me to be the green leafy veg. If u google it you should find a more comprehensive list.
    Have you tried wearing him in a wrap kellie? just having them upright in a wrap whilst you rub or pat their backs often helps. also your belly pressed against theirs is massaging whilst you do can be helpful

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    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
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    thanks everyone for the suggestions

    it just dawned on me before that the last 2 days I have drunk caffeinated soft drinks, so will be avoiding those now!

    Bella29 - I do have a hug a bub, but I'm still trying to figure out how to put it on! Maybe I'll move that to the top of my to do list!

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    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
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    slightly better night last night, I'm thinking it might be the soft drinks! he was still quite windy, but I was only up for about 1 hour at a time rather than 3 hours like the previous 2 nights.

    I'm really hoping I don't have to give up chocolate, I can handle missing out on the drinks, but not chocolate!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    hi kellie, i'm a bit late but i found that caffeinated soft drinks had the same response here. i did find that DS grew out of it though, by about 6 months i think? i don't think we had any major issues with chocolate but it might take a couple of days for you to see bigger improvements & if not, then maybe cut back on the chocolate? well, just a tiny bit!!

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    Jan 2005
    Mooroolbark, VIC
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    What about cooked onion and non-caffinated soft drinks like caffine free diet coke?