I feel like I would enjoy time with my baby more if she ever stopped screaming 😢 feel like a bad mom…
I feel like I would enjoy time with my baby more if she ever stopped screaming 😢 feel like a bad mom for saying that but all she does is nurse and cry, she's rarely content, is that normal?
🌻Samantha🌻·
Мама сына-младенца
Not normal. Baby may be crying because she's not getting enough milk! Or maybe an intolerance to something you are eating
Nickee Smith·
Мама двоих (младенец)
Don't feel like a bad mom, I have my moments like that with my daughter. She grunts and cries and fights sleep so much its hard to bond sometimes cause I would rather her to sleep than to wake her twin. It does sound bad but it will get better. She just needs a little more comfort. She may be in the sleep fighting stage like my two, it's a pain.
Christina ✨·
Мама сына-младенца
Baby should not be crying like that. You're not a bad mom. Something is off. Babies at that age eat, poop, and sleep. I just read something on this topic actually. Are you breast feeding or formula feeding?
Tiffany·
Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (20 нед.)
Something has to be wrong, maybe she's having pain somewhere... or tummy issues... I'd call and talk to your doctor/pediatrician about it... that's not normal!
Delia·
Мама сына (1 год), беременна (37 нед.)
Maybe colic? My son would nurse and cry also. Naps wouldnt be long. Took him to the dr and they said he has colic.
Kelsey staples ·
Мама двоих (младенец)
She's done it since the night she was born. I'm breastfeeding and have tried not eating certain things. Doctor just tells me she's perfectly healthy. They don't think she has reflux ( she's never spit up even once) or silent reflux. iv tried stimulating more and stimulating less. iv tried bundling her up and stripping her down. I give her gas drops. The only thing that helps is letting her comfort nurse ( I can tell she's not actually eating) but I can't have her on me 24/7 lol
Gina·
Crying is their way of communicating something is wrong.
Is she hungry?
Is her diaper wet/dirty?
Is she too hot?
Too cold?
Is she tired?
Stuffy nose? Nose Frieda and saline drops work for me
Is she gassy? Bicycle kicks and clockwise tummy rubs help
Don't put yourself down. You're doing great. Just ask yourself those questions to narrow down her troubles. If she still cries then call her pediatrician for advice. You got this mama!