Little Remedies for Infants

I participated in an Influencer Activation on behalf of Influence Central for Little Remedies. I received a product samples to facilitate my review and a promotional item to thank me for my participation.

When Adalyn was first born, there were a lot of times that she would cry and cry and we didn't know exactly what was wrong. She had been fed, was warm, dry, not tired, being held and rocked, etc. Sometimes, it may have been nothing even that was making her upset.

At around 2 1/2 months of age, we found out that she had reflux and greatly benefitted from medication. Previous to this, she would pull away while eating about 5-10 times per meal and scream. I knew something was wrong but it took awhile to figure out what it was.

Some nights when we couldn't figure out what was wrong, we realized that Adalyn was having gas pains and Little Remedies gripe water and gas drops helped so much! We still carry these with us on trips along with infant Tylenol because you never know what you may need. I got these as part of a "new mom's kit" at my baby shower and was so glad that I did. Sometimes, it is as simple as a little gas and giving these gas drops helped within minutes. Amazing!

We still use these sometimes. In fact, last night, we were out to eat and Adalyn was SO fussy at the restaurant that we had to leave early. She had a lot of gas and we gave her these drops and they helped right away. After that, we were able to walk around the city we were in like we wanted to do because she felt better. She actually loves the flavor as well. The gas drops help to ease stomach discomfort or bloating.


Little Remedies makes their products with as little amount of ingredients as possible without making them less effective. They have no artificial flavors, colors, or alcohol. The gripe water helps to ease tummy pain for infants due to hiccups and colic.

Registered dietitian Bridget Swinney created this great Gassy Baby Tips infographic. This would have been helpful when Adalyn was tiny and we couldn't figure out what was upsetting her:


Check out this Little Remedies video: