I have three boys -twins who just turned five this week and a six year old (who thinks he is sixteen). They all had their share of stomach problems as babies and had to take medication for acid reflux. Now that we are years past that, they still get the occasional belly pains, but unless someone seems truly sick I never really know what to do for them since they’re still so young.Â
I was recently introduced to Tummy Calm. Tummy Calm is a homeopathic medicine for relief of digestive upset in children, including gas, bloating, hiccups, teething, and stomach upset. Tummy Calm is a natural alternative to Simethicone Gas drops and is FDA-regulated, safe, gentle & effective, and non-habit forming or addictive.
The amazing thing about this product is WHO can use it. Babies, toddlers, and children. Honestly I would have expected a product like this just for babies so I was really impressed that you can use it for any age child as well. Makers of Tummy Calm are also developing a product for adult gas relief and expect to have Gastro Calm on the market soon.
Recently Danny, one of my five year olds, came to me complaining of an upset stomach. I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to give Tummy Calm a try. Danny does not like having to take any medicine and his eyes got wide when I took out the bottle.
You have to shake the bottle and when I opened it I spilled a little on me. I will warn you it is kind of sticky and black in color, but it should be like that. I thought to myself that Danny would never let me give him some now, but he ended up trying it anyway. To my surprise, and his too, he said it tasted pretty good. (Already a plus in my book.) Within minutes he told me that his belly was all better. I could not have been more surprised. When this child starts to complain of an upset stomach, it tends to go on and on.
I am most excited to try Tummy Calm the next time one of my guys gets the hiccups, which seems to happen often. Something that can stop the hiccups would be wonderful around here because the boys get miserable when they get them.
Disclosure: I received my own gift basket of Tummy Calm products in order to facilitate this review, as well as compensation for my time in writing the post. All opinions expressed are honest and my own.
my son is lactose intolerant but he loves ice cream! It gets really bad if he eats cheese and ice cream so i just try to rub his belly until he feels better
My daughter has Acid Reflux. It mostly bothers her if she eats spices.
cweller75@gmail.com
It happens mostly after he has eaten any green vegetables or applesauce.
Usually after trying new foods.
My first baby was all day long! Hopefully this next one will be better!
jessicaahays at hotmail dot com
My niece always suffers from a tummy ache when she worries something!
Thank You!
Had to go to a soy based formula because of upset stomach after regular
Mine seem to complain of tummy pains in the car
ericka082 at gmail dot com
I don’t have a child yet to answer this question but he’s due November 21st! 🙂
My grandchildren suffer tummy aches when they eat certain foods, or eat sweets and sometimes after a bottle they will get tummy aches and spit up.
Dairy/milk gives my baby tummy aches.
My son has tummy issues when he has too much dairy.
after trying something new!
usually at night!
after eating rice cereal
My little girl suffers from tummy problems if she eats some vegetables
greenday14fan@yahoo.com
In the evenings
to much dairy products
to much junk food gives my granddaughter a stomach ache
dairy and some fruits and veggies
My baby does.
when he’s teething
when he teethes is when his belly bothers him the most 🙁
for some reason Saturday night
before bedtime is normally when
After eating dairy.
After eating too much or too quickly
after eating dairy
I notice it the most with her at nighttime
My baby seems to suffer must from gas a half hour after eating.
After eating or drinking anything with dairy products
in the evenings like acid reflux
early evening
vmkids3 at msn dot com
Seems like it happens throughout the day…mostly soon after eating.
Mine after fruits and veggies!
ptavernie at yahoo dot com
When we’re in the car, motion sickness
When he eats dairy his belly aches…
My son suffers from stomach aches when he eats alot of dairy
before bedtime sometimes 🙁
It depends on what they eat or if they eat too much
Thankfully my baby hasnt had any issues with this yet…Maybe just some mild gas once twice
Usually sometime after eating!
After having formula
Unfortunately, most nights. He has such a sensitive belly!
On sunday my niece seems to stress out
When she drinks formula that doesnt have rice in it.
Thanks for the chance.
mogrill12@gmail.com
Sometimes, dairy products don’t agree with my son, and milk usually triggers it from time to time.
Always have problems after eating a big meal.
My daughter has horrible acid reflux and Colic Calm helps her so much it just cost more than I can afford…
my daughter (9 months old) has gas alot which makes her a very unhappy baby
It seems like it gets worse at night for my baby son.
my first one had colic. thank God the second child is calm
after eating too much.
When he has had too much green chile dip or salsa. The kid loves to eat it and I always have to remind him.
Little one isn’t here yet, so not sure but it would be great to have on hand for my nephew and for when LO arrives.
Gas drops like these were a LIFESAVER when my daughter was an infant!
oops new email sorry @cmitchell0523@gmail.com <—this is the correct one
and the names suppose to be christine not ch sorry
My son sufers the most after drink regular milk hes 2 and it sucks!
My 10 month old grandson seems to suffer with tummy problems generally at night
My second suffered from lots of tummy pains and gas as a baby – would love to have this for baby #3 due in September, just in case! 🙂
I think it depends on what he eats…if he’s eaten a lot of veggies, he tends to get gassy.
mine is when he eats too many fruits or gassy veggies, r teething. 🙁
Mine suffers from a tummy ache when she eats dairy products or tries new produce. The dairy thing was worse when she was younger (she is 1 year old this month).