Oh this post would have been great last night. That poor mother was so confused after all the stupid advice she was getting. I totally agree with this picture
The ONLY thing I disagree with is if a baby is screaming and a mother has no help and is at her witts end, the baby is okay crying for a few minutes in a safe place while you collect yourself
Newly, I agree. I’ve done it several times to calm down. Especially with my 2nd.
I remember with my first, sleep was nonexistent and dh would bundle him in the car seat and swing him around the house ? if that didn’t work we were out driving at 3-4am until he fell asleep.
It's amazing that people still think that fed, burped, changed are the only needs a baby has!!! People, not just babies need human contact, hugs, kisses, sweet words.
“We need 4 hugs a day for survival. We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 hugs a day for growth.” -Virginia Satir
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Oh this post would have been great last night. That poor mother was so confused after all the stupid advice she was getting. I totally agree with this picture
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I wish I saw it last night. Lol didn’t see this until earlier today.
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It’s okay maybe she will see this post.
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The ONLY thing I disagree with is if a baby is screaming and a mother has no help and is at her witts end, the baby is okay crying for a few minutes in a safe place while you collect yourself
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Newly, I agree. I’ve done it several times to calm down. Especially with my 2nd.
I remember with my first, sleep was nonexistent and dh would bundle him in the car seat and swing him around the house ? if that didn’t work we were out driving at 3-4am until he fell asleep.
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??YES. Please post this in GP& GS
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It's amazing that people still think that fed, burped, changed are the only needs a baby has!!! People, not just babies need human contact, hugs, kisses, sweet words.
“We need 4 hugs a day for survival. We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 hugs a day for growth.” -Virginia Satir