keep on sending / keep sending Discussion in 'Spanish-English Grammar / GramÃ¡tica EspaÃ±ol-InglÃ©s' started by carechimba, Jul 9, 2010. Previous Thread Next Thread
Thankfully, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Colic tends to peak around 6 weeks, and then improves significantly between 3 and 4 months. By 4 months of age, 80 to 90 percent of infants are over colic. The remaining small percentage might take another month.
Colic normally gets better at 12 weeks. If baby was early you have to allow for that (1 week early means it gets better at 13 weeks). Usually, it gets better very suddenly, over a few days they just get better and better and then suddenly its all over. There are the VERY RARE cases of colic that go on for a long time. My baby didn't get better until 7 months, but we still don't know if it was really colic, all the doctors said something different. The word colic is a medical term that means pain in the lower abdominal region. It is not a specific illness.