The source of your child's colic could lie in their gut
Inconsolable nights are common with colic – but new gut health research points to why, and how to help. Gut imbalances can affect your child’s comfort more than we once thought. With Alba’s test, you get clear insights and a tailored plan to reduce colic and digestive issues.


How gut health affects colic in babies
Your baby’s gut health can directly affect how they feel day to day. Research suggests that an imbalance in gut bacteria may contribute to colic symptoms, such as:
Painful gas and bloating
Ongoing digestive discomfort
Increased crying linked to the gut–brain connection
Mild inflammation
By supporting your baby’s gut, you may help reduce colic and bring more comfort—for both of you.
Colic can occur for various reasons
While the exact cause of colic is still not fully understood, several potential factors may contribute.
Immature digestive system
Babies’ digestive systems are still developing, making it harder for them to process milk and handle gas.
Gut bacteria imbalances
Disruptions in the gut microbiota might play a role in colic. An imbalance of bacteria in the gut could contribute to the discomfort.
Allergies or food intolerances
In some cases, colic may be associated o allergic reactions to certain proteins in breast milk or formula.
You're not alone. Our gut health test has helped many parents with their child's colic.
Colic is challenging for both babies and parents. Let Alba help you uncover the root cause of your baby’s colic and get expert advice tailored to their needs.
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