colicky in A Sentence

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    Colicky babies cry a lot.

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    Often this pain is Colicky, meaning that it comes and goes.

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    Colicky pain is pain that comes in waves, usually starts and ends suddenly, and is often severe.

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    Those that are Colicky tend to sheep for shorter periods of time while premature babies will often sleep longer.

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    Colicky babies often clench their fists and draw their legs up like they are in pain and can be incredibly difficult to settle.

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    While Colicky babies were once thought to be suffering from tummy troubles, Tesoriero says there are now a number of additional theories behind the excessive tears.

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    He told me with great wisdom that my wife Mary Catherine and I should“stop fussing over Conor,” that colic is a“touchpoint,” and that Colicky babies often grow up to become extremely intelligent.

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    A clue to food sensitivities as a cause of fussy, Colicky behavior is a pattern called twenty-four-hour colic-- a definite episode of hurting that occurs within twenty-four hours after the breastfeeding mother eats a suspect food but that does not recur until the next time she eats the same food.

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