The Baby Reflux Lady's Survival Guide addresses the desperate need in the parent community for more easily accessible and accurate information about infant reflux, its causes and management. It is the essential book for any family with an unsettled baby who has colic, reflux, and food intolerances or allergies including CMPA. The Baby Reflux Lady's Survival Guide offers information on the causes of reflux, strategies for management of each, and support for parents and carers in resolving the constant pain and discomfort experienced by babies. It includes recommendations and advice on managing sleep, relationships and conversations with GPs to ensure the best support for each child can be achieved easily and quickly. If goes into detail on food and milks, including strategies for breastfeeding mums to give baby a more comfortable start in life. Having a reflux baby reduces confidence in parenting, introduces stress into relationships and can be isolating for mums and dads, as well as potentially life-threatening to the child. This guide offers tips and support for families to improve sleep quality and then quantity. The Baby Reflux Lady's Survival Guide covers what to do when introducing food to a reflux baby for the first time. The approach to solids detailed in the book takes parents by the hand and leads them through the introduction of solids in a gentle and controlled manner to minimise the likelihood of reflux flare-ups. Make this a joyful and fun time for you and your child. Caring for a baby and toddler with reflux is all-encompassing. This guidebook allows you to pick and choose the most relevant sections at any stage of the infant reflux journey. With an easy-to-use reference guide to steer readers to the place that's right for them. You can begin tackling your baby's reflux right where you are and start experiencing more rest and settledness sooner.

Author Biography

Aine is a mum of two girls, and has first-hand experience of reflux (misdiagnosed and missed) and CMPA in both her daughters. Close to being formally diagnosed with PND, she realised that there was no supportive help coming, no-one was going to listen to her story with care and affection. The love for her daughters was such that she would do anything to protect the health and happiness of her children first, foremost, and forever. And so, with nothing left to do but take matters into her own hands, Aine did what she knew best - pattern analysis. After graduating with a first-class honours degree in Engineering and Maths from Trinity College, Dublin, Aine had worked in blue-chip companies as an engineer and project manager; and became known in the world of complex programmes as a programme fixer. Finding out the cause of major programmes going wrong was her forte. The skills she honed over 14 years of professional problem-fixing were the keys to her own children's health and happiness. Aine delved into her reserves and applied 14 years of professional pattern recognition into an acute awareness of unsettled patterns in young babies. Her drive has always been about finding the cause of a problem and addressing it at source. This is no different for reflux, colic, CMPA, and other allergies and intolerances in infants. Aine works with private clients in understanding the cause of their baby's struggles, and coaches parents through the minefield of solids, understanding intolerances and allergies; giving parents the confidence that the food their babies eat is not making things worse, but is the right food to support their developing digestive systems.