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willnpamwillnpam
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95% of the time, DD wakes up crying. Doesn't matter if it's naps or waking for the day. Doesn't matter if she's slept soundly or woke often.
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    Brit710Brit710 member
    He wakes up making this weird closed mouth humming noise. Every single time for the past few months.
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    BethPSUBethPSU member
    DS #1 always woke up crying.  DS#2 only wakes up crying if he wakes during the middle of the night (often), but never in the AM or after naps.  Many times we won't realize he is awake until we walk by his room and hear him playing.  DS#1 still lets us know the second he wakes up and many time she still cries! hahah
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    bakedlaurabeanbakedlaurabean member
    Crying from naps in his crib (not in the car), babbling in the morning.
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    NELCORPNELCORP
    Eli wakes up whining, no tears, kind of calling for us. Once we go into his room, he stops and smiles. He naps anywhere in the house, so as long as sees someone when he was up, he just smiles. If not, he does that whining/calling thing.
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    lbi21lbi21 member
    DD is usally pretty happy when she wakes up.  She will lay in her crib and babble and give us big smiles when we come in to say hello!  Very rarely does she cry when waking up unless we wake her up before she is ready
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    GreysGirlGreysGirl
    He usually wakes up from naps crying but he wakes up in the morning usually happy and talking. 
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    vanverthvanverth

    Michael wakes up cooing but when he gets out of bed, if you do not have a bottle in hand, he will cry and look at the door of the bedroom until you bring it.

     

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    amykins1283amykins1283 member
    He wakes up grumpy and whiny and is super cuddly but doesn't cry.  He loves his sleep!

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    Mrs.VMrs.V member
    DS1 was like that for a long time, maybe up until 18 months old. I don't know why, but as you said, he almost always woke up crying. DS2 mostly babbles and it's so nice!
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