okay so whenever i go out my boyfriend drives and i sit in the back with my son. i'm wondering for…

I have yet to go out alone with my baby. I'm nervous about it!

I was SO nervous when it came time to do that. But now if my son gets fussy, I just talk or sing to him and he calms down. But he loves car rides so he's usually always calm.

@mamaash, my baby actually never gets fussy when I drive because she falls asleep to the car moving motion.

@mommytomia_, this is zeke when I'm in the back with him he just knocks out bc of the car motion. but I just haven't driven him myself alone while he's in the back by himself. makes me a little nervous. if he were to wake up and im not able to stop.

@mamaash, yes! have you looked into getting those baby rear view mirrors ! it helps a lot (: makes me freak out less too.

The mirror doesn't work for my baby so I just play a lullaby. There's not really much that works with my kid tho. Even the lullaby doesn't work half the time.

@mamesey, so then if your babies fussy you just keep driving even if the lullaby doesn't work?

Yeah, nothing will stop her from crying 90% of the time. I pull over if she starts to hyperventilate. But this baby cries about everything if she's not in my arms. So usually pulling over won't help at all because she'll just go right back to crying

I have to sit in the back seat with my daughter because the only thing that will calm her down is stretching a boob into her mouth lol

@kattastrophe, I was saying if you had to drive yourself alone with no one with you but you and the baby. :) when I'm in the back with him he's completely fine. but I haven't driven alone yet so no idea how he would be by himself and that's scary.

yeah. I read what you said. I was saying I cant, she screams and never calms down.

I'm on topic

@kattastrophe, you didn't say that you just did love. but ok:)

ohh, I said "the only thing that will calm her is stretching a boob in her mouth" but I guess I could have been more clear, i. sorry lol!!!(: 8 months in and I've tried everything.

I make sure I have a pacifier clipped to her strap, that usually does the trick. If not I just keep driving.