my baby is 8months old she was a good sleeper but yesterday she cried all night long?
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She may be cutting teeth. baby anbesol on the gums and teething rings help. You could also give her some baby tylenol for pain. Keep your eye out to be sure there is not some other illness like ear infection. If she continues, I would take her to the doctor just to be sure. Good Luck.
1060777
She was really  really really tired?
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It's hard living with someone.  I would just leave her alone and focus on trying to keep your stress down.  How far along are you?  It could just be that you're on an emotional rollercoaster, I was (and am) with all my pregnancies.  I'm around your age and 12 weeks pregnant, so if you want to me to kinda be there throughout it you're more than welcome to email me at kalliea923@yahoo.com  I hope all gets better with the living situation, and just remember that nothing lasts forever.  She may get over it soon.
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if your baby crys a lot and dosent like milk make shur the milk is fresh and the bottel is clean. as for pedialight dont rely care how its speld might not like it.a cleen sippe is importent plastick can keep smells and tast and she might not trust it. and pedealight isent a medason its a market prodect.if all else fails take her/him to a docter.clean is the key.not shur wht you mean by remady for purging and vomiting nether is good.might be an upset stomick pepermint might help.
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Falling asleep for a couple hours during the day with my newborn daughter sleeping on my chest. I would be exhausted and she was born in the winter. It was cold and I would feel her warmth and listen to her breath and then drift off into sleep.
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She probably feels inscure about herself or about the relationship.  She might have had some doubts over night and got all confussed.  She might be scared.  Its normal but I would say to forget about it and move on, if she does this now think about what she might do in the future.
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Be patient. I made my kids cry too many times. As she gains confidence and skill, raise the wheels a little.
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just stay calm, od'tn bring up her mood shifts and do whatever she needs you to to help out.  I'll bet she goes back to normal after having the baby.
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Wow it could be pregnancy hormones effecting her.\nTell your boy to wait till after the babies and confront her on her issues................
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Gosh ...it sounds like you suspect he is hurting her in some way?  How old is your grand daughter?  I have a 4 year grand daughter...when she was under one, she would cry every time her daddy held her, rather any one else was around or not.  I did not think he was doing anything bad to her.  I believe he was very nervous and babies do sense our feelings.  I did ask him if he was nervous and he said he had many emotions, afraid he would drop her, excitement because he has such a beautiful baby, etc.  Eventually they both relaxed and she is daddy's little girl now.  They also have a 2 year boy and he was a cry baby too, still is...he is so much more of a mamma's boy than she was.  My daughter breast fed both, does your daughter? Perhaps that makes them so attached to mommy that they aren't as comfortable w/ others?  I truly hope you are worrying for nothing...that would be a tragedy if HE is harming her in any way.  I would definitely keep an eye on him and of course do not mention to your daughter your concerns because she will defend and possibly keep you away.  Good luck and I am praying for you and your grand baby.
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Gradually increase the time that you allow him to cry before you pick him up.  Don't respond to his crying by taking him from other people.  He needs to learn that he can trust his father and others that you trust.\n\nYour baby feels insecure around other people because of how you're probably reacting to his crying. That insecurity is "justified" by how you react.  \n\nIt's similar to why children have separation anxiety. . .they've never learned that if mommy leaves she'll also come back.
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oh man i feel sorry for you. i think she is stressed out about something. do you pay attention to her? take her out, just the two of you, somewhere romantic. do more things together. talk to eachother at night before falling asleep. dont let this go on forever. if you dont talk to her then she will think everything is okay and will continue.\noh gosh. i feel horrible. when i get stressed out and really tired at night, i become really mean. and its not that its directed towards my husband. i just cant deal with doing stuff when im tired. i get really angree about anything. i wish i can stop. im working on it. i told my husband that he needs to tell me to stop when it gets out of control.\ni think its hormone too. your wife might be doing this becus of her lady hormones.\nthe best thing to do is sit down and talk to her about this situation. dont let her continue like this. be supportive of her and tell her you will help her. if she gets upset becus you want to help her, that is just normal rejection. continue to be supportive.
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I don't want to bring your spirits down. my mom tired for 3 years from I believe 37.... had 4 miscarriages.. then finally concieved at 40.. and had her baby at 41... so I guess it just determins on your overall health. GOOD LUCK! Everyone deserves to be a mom.\n\nby the way, this was her 5th child.
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Yes - you are wrong. A 4 1/2 month old child can only express themselves through crying - crying is not necessarily a sign of great distress.\n\nIf you have checked all the obvious things - well fed, warm, dry, comfortable (and the child has been awake for at least a couple fo hours) then your child should be able to go to sleep.\n\nRemember this - if you train your child to be rocked/sang/walked/driven to sleep this is something you will be doing for some time. It is actually kind to teach your child how to fall asleep - that way when he/she wakes up in the night they will know how to send themselves back off to sleep without any distress.\n\nTrust me - I have 2 gorgeous children who are extremely well-adjusted and confident in themselves and my wife's and my love for them, and we used what is called controlled crying with both of them.\n\nThe key with controlled crying is you do not just pretend your child is there - you keep returning to their room or cot to reassure them of your presence, but without lifting them and stimulating them.\n\nRead up on it - but you are certainly not causing him harm if you ensure that his needs are met.\n\nSounds more like you have serious issues with your wife than with your child. Perhaps that's what you should be focusing on.
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Sounds like your wife is getting the attention from Mr. X that she wasn't getting from you.  \nUnfortuntely, when there's difficulty in a marriage, and then all of a sudden there's a new baby, life goes into overload.  However, caring for an infant makes a woman feel almost invisible because her life, especially in the first few months, is only about (breast)feeding, diaper changes, and putting the baby to sleep.  With the lack of sleep and the limited amount of personally time, women need EXTRA pampering and attention to keep from disappearing.  Sounds like she was just going thru the motions of a routine boring life, and the old flame has brought some excitement and a spark back into her life.  She's feeling alive at the moment, probably something she hasn't felt in a very long time.  Hard to say what you can do at this point, especially if she is adamant on going to see him.  Don't blame her if she does.  Maybe she just needs to get it out of her system.  Who knows.  Maybe you can reflect on what your position was in all of this, and if you weren't as attentive and loving as you should've been, try giving her what she needs now before it's too late.  Pampering and attention... that's what she needs.  Go sweep your wife off her feet!
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talk to your local social services, or better yet, talk to the woman or parent of the baby, and tell her that you are getting interupted sleep, and if this continues, you will take action, that always work, a little threat I will take action if you dont calm your baby done, See what she says??
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Tell the doctor that is bad for him and his patients keep thinking about suit all the time. I think he is worry about something.  Accidents happen. You as a mother of a six months baby must be sleepy and exhausted, I know how it is, happens to mothers all the time. Try somebody to help to do things, and keep the baby at home as long as you can...if you can.