Babies who often cry inconsolably may have:

Gas

Baby colic

Acid reflux

All of the above

Baby colic may be caused by:

Bottle feeding

Constipation

Too much attention

None of the above

Baby gas may be caused by:

Foods in mom's diet

A change in baby's diet

Air swallowed during crying or feeding

All of the above

Baby colic almost always goes away by:

3-4 months of age

6-8 months of age

Baby's first year

You may soothe a baby with colic by:

Changing your baby's diet

Holding your baby differently

Giving your baby a pacifier

All of the above

You may help reduce gas in your baby by:

Burping baby every 2 to 3 ounces

Gently massaging baby's stomach in a clockwise position

Using collapsible bottle liners if bottle fed

All of the above

Treatments that may relieve baby colic include:

Anti-gas or anti-reflux medication

Over-the-counter baby colic cures

Topical salves

All of the above

It's time to call a doctor if:

Your baby stops gaining weight

Your baby has a temperature over 100.4°F

You're so exhausted you fear you could hurt your child

All of the above