swedishmomma
Annika·Мама дочки (6 лет)
Any of you mamas have/had a baby who constantly whines? Its insane. For like around a month now my daughter 80% of the time just constantly whines.. despite whatever is happening. No teeth coming in.. no illness. Just.. whiney. Like a constant whine hum of fuss. Just a high needs baby?😐
23.03.2019
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My daughter does this. She thinks it’s funny. I’m losing my mind.
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My second one was like that and it drove me insane. Because as a mom, you want to find out what’s upsetting them so much. But he eventually grew out of the whining and just started full blown crying and screaming. He was definitely a high needs baby!
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She could be colic . My hubbs first son (previous relationship) had colic and cried ALL the time he said.
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She was colicky from the start, but of course the pediatricians I've seen (3 of them) all say they don't diagnose colic anymore because there's no treatment. They all just said it goes away after usually turning 3-4 months. She is now 7 months.. and its still going. Lol, I just don't get it 🙃
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@swedishmomma wow that's odd of them to say. My hubbs said his son didn't stop until he was about a year old. He said nothing helped him , all he did was scream and cry and if you touched him while he was sleeping he would wake and it would start all over. I would definitely look into being seen by a specialist. There may not be a treatment for it but there's ways and advice they can give you to help with it.
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