when is your LO fussy? we seem to have a fussy period from about 4pm-9pm. once she has her last feeding before bedtime and gets swaddled, she is a bit less fussy.
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She tends to be a little fussier around my dinner time/making dinner. So around 5-7pm. That seems to be her "awake" time and I'm busy making dinner and DH is feeding the outside animals. So she is annoyed no one is playing with her. lol.
Today she has been fussy most the day. IL's were here so she got held and fussed over too much. I kept saying she will be fussy later because they were holding her too much. I got blown off them saying "that's what grandparents are for are to hold the baby." Sure enough, she was fussy all afternoon/evening and wanted to be held. So frustrating.
Married: 1/2008 ~ DD#1: 3/2012 TTC #2: Started 4/2014 BFP 7/30/15 MC 8/3/15 BFP 9/4/2015 EDD 5/16/2016
Wow, I'm glad we aren't the only ones having this problem. It seems like DD is right in line with everyone else here. Fussy time starts right around when DH gets home and lasts until we go to bed, so about 6-10pm. I can't wait for this part to end!
Re: fussy period?
She tends to be a little fussier around my dinner time/making dinner. So around 5-7pm. That seems to be her "awake" time and I'm busy making dinner and DH is feeding the outside animals. So she is annoyed no one is playing with her. lol.
Today she has been fussy most the day. IL's were here so she got held and fussed over too much. I kept saying she will be fussy later because they were holding her too much. I got blown off them saying "that's what grandparents are for are to hold the baby." Sure enough, she was fussy all afternoon/evening and wanted to be held. So frustrating.
Married: 1/2008 ~ DD#1: 3/2012
TTC #2: Started 4/2014 BFP 7/30/15 MC 8/3/15 BFP 9/4/2015 EDD 5/16/2016