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Highly sensitive

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in September 2014 Moms
My lg has recently become super sensitive when we are out with friends and family. Especially if hey want to hold her. Or even if it is an unfamiliar place. It seems it is just too much for her and she starts crying hysterically. Anyone else have this and have any tips? I am hoping it is just a phase.
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  • knottie7ace63e861c80b99knottie7ace63e861c80b99 member
    Ur baby could just not like change and is sensitive. Or autism has similar characteristics. Just keep an eye out and mention this to ur doc. Could just be normal but early detection of autism is best because u give them the best chance to cope with it.
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  • jess545jess545 member
    My DD was like that starting at 3-4 months. She would cry hysterically if anyone beside me was holding her. This lasted until about 9 months.
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  • camichael84camichael84 member
    ashjfort said:
    Ur baby could just not like change and is sensitive. Or autism has similar characteristics. Just keep an eye out and mention this to ur doc. Could just be normal but early detection of autism is best because u give them the best chance to cope with it.
    This is a ridiculous response. Almost all babies go through attachment phases and stranger anxiety at some point. And as mentioned above, some babies are just shy by nature. There is certainly no reason to make the OP panic that something could be wrong over something that is completely normal.






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  • peanutbuttervibespeanutbuttervibes member
    @ashjfort‌ Holy overreaction batman!
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  • jht14jht14 member
    My LO is going through this. She has started to cry around other people she doesn't see as often and clings to myself and her daddy.

    @ashjfort that's an insane response. There are many other signs of autism. I think OP is worried enough without you adding to it.
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  • hadeelbhadeelb member
    My nephew was diagnosed with autism at 18 months and he was a very social baby so I would not jump to that, like pp said every baby is different and some just take more time to adjust to new places and people.
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  • mrsdanielleM2010mrsdanielleM2010 member
    ashjfort said:

    Ur baby could just not like change and is sensitive. Or autism has similar characteristics. Just keep an eye out and mention this to ur doc. Could just be normal but early detection of autism is best because u give them the best chance to cope with it.

    You can't be serious. Props to the ladies who handled all the ways this comment was absolutely unhelpful and completely asinine.

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