How Does Colic In My Baby Affect His/Her Sleep?
Colic is one the more common disorder affecting sleep in infants. Usually it resolves by 4 to 5 months of age. It is characterized by fussiness that is inconsolable in the late afternoon or evening hours. It is through that colic reflects development of the brain during the first few months of life. Eventually, the colicky behaviour will settle, but associated sleep problems may not unless the parents or carers enforce a sleep wake routine consistently. Colicky infant miss periods of sleep during their attacks, which can affect their sleep wake cycle.
