Fussy Baby Network Colorado — Free Warmline & Parent-Infant Support (Statewide)

About This Group
The Fussy Baby Network Colorado is a free support service for parents of infants who cry excessively, have difficulty sleeping, struggle with feeding, or are simply more intense than expected. Modeled after the nationally recognized Fussy Baby Network founded at Erikson Institute, this Colorado program offers a warmline staffed by trained professionals who provide compassionate, evidence-based guidance to overwhelmed parents. The service recognizes that caring for a high-need infant can be isolating and exhausting, and that parents deserve support without judgment.

What to Expect
When you call the Fussy Baby Network warmline, you will speak with a trained infant specialist who listens to your concerns, helps you understand your baby’s behavior, and offers practical strategies for soothing, sleeping, and feeding. Follow-up calls and home visits may be available depending on your location and needs. The warmline is not a crisis line — it is a proactive support service designed to help parents build confidence and strengthen the parent-infant bond during the most demanding months of early parenthood. Referrals to local resources, support groups, and mental health services are also provided.

Who It’s For
Parents and caregivers of infants (birth to 12 months) who are experiencing challenges with crying, sleep, feeding, or adjusting to life with a new baby. Available to all Colorado families regardless of income or insurance.

Meeting Details
Schedule: Warmline available during business hours — call for support
Format: Phone-based support with potential follow-up home visits
Cost: FREE
Registration: No registration needed — call the warmline directly

Contact Information
Organization: Fussy Baby Network Colorado
Website: https://www.fussybabynetwork.org/
Phone: Available on website