01/07

How old is your baby?

So we can understand what your baby needs at this stage

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02/07

When does your baby seem most uncomfortable?

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During or right after feeding

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When lying flat on their back

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During tummy time

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When gassy or bloated

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Hard to settle in general

This helps us identify patterns in your baby’s comfort

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03/07

0 months

Has anyone told you your baby might have ‘colic’?

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Yes, but it doesn’t explain why it’s happening or how to help

No, but the constant crying and fussiness feels like more than ‘just being a baby’

I’ve searched colic symptoms and they seem to match, but I’m not sure

I haven’t gotten a clear answer, I just know something feels off

04/07

Have you noticed any of these signs?

Select all that apply, even subtle ones

Arching or stiffening

Often happens during or after feeding, when babies feel internal discomfort

Struggles during tummy time

May become fussy or uncomfortable when placed on their stomach

Crying when lying flat 

Some babies become more unsettled when placed flat on their back

Hard to soothe or settle 

Even after being held or comforted, they may remain fussy

Pulling legs up or squirming 

A common response when there is pressure or gas in the stomach

Pulling away during feeding, then wanting more

a common but overlooked sign of reflux

This helps us identify patterns in your baby’s comfort

Understanding your baby’s comfort patterns…

We’re identifying what might be causing the discomfort

Every baby is different. We’re tailoring this to yours.

This only takes a few seconds.

05/07

How does your baby usually react after feeding?

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Fusses or cries for a while but eventually calms down — takes effort and time

Arches their back or stiffens up like something is bothering them

Needs to be held upright for 30+ minutes or the discomfort returns

Spits up frequently and seems uncomfortable even after burping

06/07

0 months

After feeding, how long do you usually need to hold your baby upright?

10–20 minutes, then I slowly try to ease them down

30–45 minutes, by the time they settle, I’ve missed my chance to rest

Over an hour, it’s affecting my sleep and daily routine

As long as possible, the moment I put them down, it starts again

05/07

How does your baby
respond during tummy time?

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Tolerates it briefly but gets fussy or uncomfortable quickly

Gets frustrated and cries within the first minute or two

Resists it from the start , tummy time is a struggle every time

Only calm in very specific positions, anything else triggers crying

06/07

0 months

How long can your baby last during tummy time before getting upset?

They won’t do it at all, they cry the moment I put them down

Under a minute, they start out okay but very quickly become distressed

A couple of minutes, they tolerate it briefly but never seem relaxed

Longer stretches, but they’re clearly uncomfortable and don’t enjoy it

05/07

How does your baby
respond during tummy time?

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Gassy and squirmy after most feeds takes a while to pass

Bloated and unsettled, pulling legs up, straining, or crying

Labeled as “colic” , but nothing we’ve tried has actually helped

Frequently in distress after feeding, hard to soothe no matter what we do

06/07

0 months

When does the gas or fussiness tend to hit hardest?

Right after most feeds, it’s almost predictable at this point

A while after feeding,   sometimes an hour or two later

Mostly in the evening or at night, the days are manageable but nights are rough

All day with no clear pattern, I never know what’s going to set it off

07/07

How would you describe your baby’s overall comfort on a typical day?

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Mostly unsettled, there are very few calm windows

Up and down, some moments are fine but discomfort comes back often

Hard to predict , I never know what’s going to set them off

I’ve just accepted this as ‘how they are’, but something still feels off

Creating your baby’s comfort profile...

You’re not alone. Many parents discover answers they didn’t expect.

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Your Baby's Comfort Pattern

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Your Baby's Support Plan

0 months

YOUR BABY’S COMFORT PATTERN

The Post-Feed Discomfort Pattern.

Some patterns build so gradually they become easy to miss. Your baby’s answers suggest their body is reacting to feeding in ways that are worth understanding, not ignoring.

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Your Baby's Comfort Pattern

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Your Baby's Support Plan

0 months

YOUR BABY’S COMFORT PATTERN

The Tummy Time Resistance Pattern.

When a baby resists tummy time, it’s rarely stubbornness, it’s usually positioning discomfort. Your baby’s answers suggest they need more support to feel comfortable on their stomach.

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Your Baby's Comfort Pattern

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Your Baby's Support Plan

0 months

YOUR BABY’S COMFORT PATTERN

The Digestive Pressure Pattern.

What most parents are told is ‘colic’ often has a more specific cause, digestive pressure that builds when a baby is positioned flat after feeding. Your baby’s answers suggest this is what’s been happening.

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