So my baby has different caretakers everyday of the week, so it is like new love everyday. (if you get my drift) I have talked to each grandparent about not picking her up on every wimper and they say they dont. I have tried entertaining with different toys. She just constantly wants to be held and walked around. By the time we get her and go home, I let her cry (changed, fed, comfortable, not hot, not cold, no temperature etc. is checked) because it is constant until finally her small crunts and cries become actual tears, then I get her. Immediately she gets quiet. I am unsure of what to do. How long do you let 4 months cry it out?
Re: when to pick up a 4 month crying baby
let me add. We cant even sit with her on our lap or she starts crying again, we have to walk around.
I have 3 different vibrating chairs lol. She looks at me like I am crazy and starts crying. I even sit next to the TV cause she loves to look at it, but I have to be standing. The swing works for about 5 minutes sometimes but then no she wants to be picked up. I have even carried the bouncer/vibrating chair with me in every room, including the kitchen. The bright side is I am getting pretty good at doing things with one hand. haha.
thanks! You are the first that I have heard this from so I had to google it. haha. I had no idea. I may go with Beco or Ergo. Thanks for the advice!
When you put baby down are you immediately walking away? One of my girls would freak if we put her down and just walked away. I would put her in the bouncy or exersaucer and stick around for a few minutes. That seemed to help.
DS loves watching me do things. I'll put his seat or exersaucer near the kitchen so he can watch while I cook, or i put him where he can watch his sisters. Maybe give it a try?
With 2 other kids to take care of, sometimes DS just has to cry. I do try to get to him as soon as possible, but I don't think 10 minutes while I get food on the table is scarring him for life. Hang in there!
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