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• Select The "fourth trimester": a framework and strategy for understanding and resolving colic: one pediatrician's quest to find the answer to colic leads to a hypothesis about the condition and a five-step technique pediatricians can teach parents to calm their crying baby

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  The "fourth trimester": a framework and strategy for understanding and resolving colic: one pediatrician's quest to find the answer to colic leads to a hypothesis about the condition and a five-step technique pediatricians can teach parents to calm their crying baby

  Author:Harvey KarpFrom:Contemporary Pediatrics (Vol. 21, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Feb. 20047,146 words Article "There is a reason behind everything in nature." Aristotle One of the most frustrating problems parents and physicians face is a baby who won't stop crying. It is not a rare event: Approximately 15% to 20% of...
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  More to say on the subject of colic

  Authors:N. Zvi Avigdor, Theresa Kledzik, Daniel Nussbaum, II, and Harvey KarpFrom:Contemporary Pediatrics (Vol. 21, Issue 5) Peer-Reviewed

  May 20041,011 words Letter to the editor I read with interest Dr. Harvey Karp's article, "The 'fourth trimester': A framework and strategy for understanding and resolving colic" (February 2004), and was surprised not to see any mention of the relationship...