Moro reflex
So I've been trying to do naps in the cribs and my little girls (little over month old) startle reflex is strong. She even gets startled in her Velcro swaddle blanket that i recently bought and she busts out of regular swaddles. She does just fine in a swing (turned off) and her sleeper at night (graco pack n play one).
Her helmet she got so she can be safe (as she told me) when she rides her bike and scooter lol
She rolled over!! Now my problem is, she sleeps in a halo swaddle sack, now that's she's rolling over I need to transition her to the zipadee zip. Any tips?
28 weeks 3 days, omg I can't wait to hold her !! She looks alot like her dad and his side of the family, I think she has my chin, that's about it. Lol once she figured out she was getting an ultrasound, she did everything she could to hide her sweet little face!! She had her feet in her face, playing with her toes and it was game over from there, no matter how many times she was nudged!! I love my little lady so much !!
So ladies I don't know if you remember on here there was a girl who lost her little boy called archer who died from SIDS?? I just found her on Instagram to discover it wasn't her child it was in fact her nephew?????? I've looked for her on here but she seems to delete her page I don't know if it's because anyone else found out she was lying but I'm literally GOBSMACKED as she wrote a blog and everything about it? Please tell me I wasn't the only deceived by this??
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I found the magic age to be around 3-3.5 months. That’s when my son got a lot more control of his movements and didn’t really jerk around as much. My son is 11 weeks right now and he’s starting to have a lot more motor control and is a lot less jumpy, so I expect the next couple weeks for his startle reflex to continue to lessen.
Natascha C·
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Her startle reflex is so much worse when she is completely flat on her back ?. I just am at a loss, I dread the day I have to put her in the crib because of this.
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Moro reflex is supposed to go away sometime between 2-4 months. I think some babies react stronger to it than others. My son is 8 weeks old and I've just this week stopped swaddling him at night, and he has been doing fine with it. He's still in a cradle in our room at night though