Does your LO have a fussy time?

megaloo27

Every night from 9-12 dd becomes super fussy, o ly wants to be held and rocked to sleep. Last night I gave an extra feeding which helped a little, but she was still cranky. I feel bad for our neighbors, I could hear them moving around. And now at 4 I'm nursing and she was fussing and I heard them get up. 

Kristine Schilling

7pm to 9pm She tends to "fight" with her bottle anyway but the evening feeding is basically a battle uphill in the snow with rollerskates on.

After she does settle down and eat, the only way she will fall asleep is in my arms.

I know it isn't colic. Colic they are unsoothable.

Try changing the routine. Give her a bath, do tummy time, walk around the house with her. All these things tend to change the mindframe a little bit and break the fuss cycle for us.

kaybe24

For some reason mine has a fussy time in the morning (9-12ish) and this is also when he cluster feeds.  He doesn't have his days and nights mixed up so I don't know why he's like this in the morning and not at night.

space629

I just watched this video

https://youtu.be/nv3-74EFtWQ

Usually my LO has a fussy period from 10 to 1am. But i'm going to try to recognize the sounds she is making to avoid a fussy time tonight.

 

Good Luck.

textbookcase

She usually has a bit of fussiness around 7-9pm.

mrs_kelly1014

DD is incredibly fussy starting at 5 or 6 (6:00 on the dot at the very latest) and it lasts until 10/11 PM. She basically wants to use my boob as a paci, but gets pissed when milk actually comes out (and pretty much refuses all actual pacifiers that we've tried). It's quite the predicament. lol

Mama Jan

I call it the "witching hour" - usually 6p-9pm ish.  

ames243567

DD is a beast from 9pm-12/1am.  UGH, I dread it!

SoonToBeMsP

Yup. From about 4-6 she is a little fussy. At night she is all about eating and then sleeping.

Jess084

DS is a crabbypants from 6-9ish PM almost every night.

theladyjess

I WISH she was fussy during the day or evening, instead it's from 3am-5/6am. I've been in tears the last several nights because no matter what I do she won't calm down and go to sleep. I'm going to talk to her ped tomorrow about it because I'm going crazy and this can't continue.

JWSchwarz

Not every night, but most nights our LO is fussy from 8-11. He has reflux and I was just thinking it was due to that, but maybe it's just a baby thing after all. He's sleeping through this right now so hopefully it's not just delayed tonight!