Colic is caused by an infant’s immature digestive system and is caused when a baby is unable to expel the gas that is produced in the digestive tract from the moment baby has his or her first drink of breast milk or formula. Newborn gas is a natural by-product of digesting lactose, proteins and other nutrients.
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