Spasmopep^® Junior

For babies and young children who:

• have a family history of Colic
• have sensitive tummies
• are prone to overfeeding
• are sensitive to formula milk 
• are exposed to medicine via breastmilk
• are teething
• are travelling, have sleep disruptions, or are introducing new foods
• are swallowing air, for example while sucking on bottle or dummy 

• Colic
• Griping pains
• Gas
• Hiccups
• Silent reflux
• Irritability

• Dill – helps break up gas bubbles to relieve pain, trapped wind and bloating
• Fennel – relaxes intestinal muscles to soothe griping pains and cramps
• Aniseed – known to calm a colicky baby
• Lavender – relaxes colicky, restless or irritable babies and encourages sleep
• Chamomile – calms sensitive tummies, soothes upset stomachs and encourages sleep
• Yarrow – stimulates saliva, digestive juices and bile, helping silent reflux and nausea

Reference: MayoClinic Q and A: Gas Drops for Fussiness. Available at https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-q-and-a-gas-drops-for-fussiness/ Retrieved on 23/10/2022

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Spasmopep^®Junior comes with a convenient dropper that you can use to dilute it as follows:

• For babies younger than 6 months: Give 1½ drops (0,5 ml) directly to the baby or mix it with formula milk, expressed breastmilk, juice or water. Do not administer it to your baby more than 3 times a day. 
• For babies and toddlers between 6-24 months: Give 3 drops (1 ml) directly to the child or mix it with formula milk, expressed breastmilk, juice or water. Do not administer it to your baby or toddler more than 4 times a day.
• For children 2 years and older: Administer 6 drops (2 ml) up to 3 times per day; it can be diluted in water if preferred.

The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that gas drops are safe to give to newborn babies, and adverse side effects are rare.

^{Reference: Tanya Remer Altmann and David L Hill (2019). Caring for Your Baby and Young Child: Birth to Age 5 (7th Edition) American Academy of Pediatrics. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1542/9781610023443 ; ISBN electronic: 978-1-61002-344-3; ISBN print: 978-1-61002-343-6; Publication date: October 2019.}

The liquid is available in a 30 ml bottle, which comes with a dropper to make it easy to administer the correct dosage – one drop equals roughly 0,3 ml.