Intestinal colic generally occurs in babies around six months old, when their gastrointestinal functions are not yet fully developed, and they begin to consume supplementary foods. Some foods may be hard to digest, leading to bloating and intestinal spasms. If a baby experiences bloating, they might show signs of intermittent crying and irritability. To help, you can perform gas-relief exercises and massage the abdomen in a clockwise direction to facilitate the expulsion of gas from the intestines. Additionally, taking probiotics orally can help regulate the intestinal flora. If the bloating is prominent, simethicone can be administered orally to absorb excess gas in the intestines and alleviate the pain of intestinal colic. Another method to ease discomfort is holding the baby in an “airplane” position. It's important in daily life to feed reasonably, opt for smaller, more frequent meals, and gradually increase the amount of supplementary foods. Also, ensure the baby’s abdomen is kept warm to prevent it from getting cold.