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Three root causes produce very different signals once you know what to look for. A signal-by-signal breakdown, and why guessing wastes the first two weeks.
Read the post →Savino et al., 2010, is the study behind the 74% figure you've probably seen. Here's what it actually tested, on whom, and what it doesn't tell you.
Read the post →Why face-down, forward-facing pressure at a specific rhythm works when rocking alone doesn't, and the two most common ways parents get the position wrong.
Read the post →Bottle angle controls how much air a baby swallows with every feed. The exact positioning and pause rhythm, and why standard advice gets the angle backwards.
Read the post →Colic follows a predictable age curve even though no single evening feels predictable. Why week 6 is the hardest, and what the curve doesn't tell you.
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