Infantile Colic and "Reflux" Unpacked

What's really going on for these infants and how can we best help?

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A crying and unsettled baby often drives parents on a desperate hunt for an explanation and treatment. Many of these infants are tagged with the diagnosis of “reflux” or “GORD”, among other labels including “infantile colic” and “lactose intolerance”. Unfortunately, these labels often lead to the use of potentially harmful treatments and prevent a more wholistic and practical assessment of the infant.

This webinar will help you to assess these infants within the context of normal infant physiology and behavior and review some of the common causes of distress in infants. A wholistic approach to supporting these infants and their families is provided, including tips for identifying feeding issues, food allergy, and other causes, as well as a review of red flags that indicate the need for medical referral and referral for help with breastfeeding.


Your Instructor


Dawn Whitten
Dawn Whitten

Dawn Whitten BNat (Hons), FNHAA, IBCLC, is passionate about protecting and nurturing the microbiome of the next generation. She is a researcher and educator and clinician with 15 + years experience focused on women’s health through pregnancy and beyond, and infant and toddler health. She is also an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.Click here for a full bio.



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Frequently Asked Questions


How long do I have access to the course?
You will have access to the webinar for 4 months and you can print off the pdf notes at any point during this time.
What resources do I get?
You'll get access to the webinar to watch and will have access to a printable pdf copy of the session slides.
Is it possible to consult with Dawn Whitten about my health issues?
To enquire about a consultation with Dawn Whitten, contact the Goulds Natural Medicine Clinic via email ([email protected]). Skype/phone appointments are available.
Can I claim continuing professional education points (CPE) after the completion of the course?
Please check with your professional association in regards to their CPE requirements. Some health professionals in some countries will certainly be able to claim the CPE/CPD points for the completion of the courses and webinars (e.g., naturopaths and nutritionists in Australia). You will receive a certificate upon completion of the course.

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