The Curious Case of Colic

The video discusses infant colic, a condition where healthy babies cry excessively. Despite decades of research, the exact cause of colic remains unclear. Recent studies suggest a link between colic and migraines, indicating that colic might be a form of infant migraine. The video explores various potential causes, including gastrointestinal issues and psychological factors, but none fully explain colic. Practical management tips are provided, such as avoiding overstimulation and taking breaks when needed. Most cases of colic resolve by four months of age.

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