How to Use Infants’ Friend Safely

When your baby is unsettled or uncomfortable, every little step toward calm matters. Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind Oral Liquid contains ingredients traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to relieve wind and support digestive comfort. Here’s how to use it safely and confidently.

When & How Often to Give a Dose

Infants’ Friend can be given up to six times a day, spaced throughout feeds or when symptoms of colic or wind appear.

  • Do not exceed six doses in 24 hours.
  • Avoid giving a double dose if a dose was partially swallowed. Wait for the next feed to give the next dose.

If you’re unsure whether to give another dose, check with your GP, pharmacist or maternal health nurse.

Tips for Night-Time Feeds & Travel

Late-night feeds and long car rides can be challenging. Try these tips:

  • Pre-fill the syringe before bed and keep it on your bedside table.
  • Take Infants’ Friend with you when travelling. There is no need to refrigerate.
  • Keep a spare syringe in your nappy bag for easier outings.

Consistency helps. Using Infants’ Friend at the same time each feed can support your baby’s routine.

Common Mistakes to Avoid​

Forgetting to shake the bottle before use.

Overdosing or giving too many doses in one day.

Mixing with milk too early and letting it sit or reheat.

When in doubt, follow the instructions on the label or speak with a trusted healthcare provider.

Where to Buy & Free Shipping Offer

Infants’ Friend is available at most pharmacies, Woolworths, Coles, or through our online store. Buy 2 bottles and receive free shipping Australia-wide.

For more about our trusted Australian-made formula, visit our About page.

FAQs

Q: Can I give Infants’ Friend to a newborn?

A: Yes. The formula is suitable from birth. Newborn dosage is 0.25 – 0.5mL per feed (up to six times per day).

Q: Can I use it with every feed?

A: You can give up to 6 doses a day. Some parents give it at every feed; others only when symptoms appear.

Q: Is the syringe reusable?

A: Yes. Wash it in warm water after each use and air dry. Always use the original syringe provided.

Q: How long does a bottle last?

A: That depends on your baby’s age and how frequently it’s used. Always check the expiry before each use.

Q: Where can I get more help?

A: Visit our FAQs page or speak to your pharmacist or GP.

AUST L 367810 | ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST, TALK TO YOUR HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.