I feel your pain and most of us go through it.

Thank you ladies heaps @carlyanaya and @steph194, I've just been stressing that I'm doing something wrong and causing her the pain. I'll try out the massage a couple of times a day and see if that helps and look into the Chekoh for sure if it will give her some sort of relief. It really is so difficult not knowing what is fully wrong with her and not being able to help :(

Yeah what Steph said it's a phase they grow out of. A horrible one, Remmer went from colic to reflux and then he just had wind up to now and he's 4.5 months. It will get easier, just know that it will with time and do what you have to do to get through it

Buy a Chekoh, recommend them 150% to let you get things done with fussy Bub and they also help with colic & stomach pains due to the positioning. Unfortunately this is a phase, typical for this age. I've just finished over coming it myself & it's rough. Sometimes we're still unsettled in the bassinet at bedtime but I refuse to pick her up, I make sure she's comfortable, fed & dry, I darken the room and give her the security blanket until she's asleep as it helps her soothe holding onto something. Then I remove the blanket and she normally stays down for the whole 5.5 hr stretch.

Oh and also once a day pooing actually sounds good! My boy just went 8 days without but he's bf. Just the sound of her pops being lumpy sounds like she's a bit constipated to me

I used this one and do it about 8 times over roughly a couple times a day

Also if she's having trouble pooing look up constipation reflexology massage for babies on YouTube! It's a foot massage that helps them go and it works for me when my son doesn't go for a while

@nicolemarie, hmm sounds like she has a sore tummy but I can't be sure. If her poos are kind of lumpy she's probably a bit constipated, you might have to trial other formulas? I use a homeopathic remedy called stomach calm, brand is brauer. You can get it from chemists, I never know if the remedies help much but I think they take the edge off if given consistently. You should be able to find the book on Amazon, it's a bit of a read but being as she's only 2 weeks you can get a head start and just start to incorporate some of her advice into her day. She talks about everything for babies aged 6 months and up but it all worked for my 2 month old. It took some time but he is 4.5 months now and it's worked. Lots of hard work though, I'll say that! But first thing is to get her out of pain which sounds like she is.

She just constantly is uncomfortable and strains, like she's pushing a poo out but nothing comes out, then if I put her down she will squirm and strain then eventually cry. I can soothe her and she will fall asleep on me but as soon as I put her down, she wakes up and it starts :( can I find the guide online? Thank you for your advice @carlyanaya :)

Does she have any other symptoms with the formula? My advice for the sleeping is to read sleep dream baby guide by Sheyne rowley. I started implementing it when my son was 5 weeks old and now he self settles and we have a routine every day, very happy when awake and almost falls asleep on cue now.