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There are times, normally the 5th and 8th week of life, and the entire 4th month, when babies cry almost constantly, demand to nurse all the time, and never want to be anywhere but in your arms. These times are called growth spurts and as much as they take out you, you will survive and there will be a rest afterward.
Just thought you’d want to know.
2057 days ago
[...] These days I, too, find myself making a deep query of my soul and the universe when I should be resting in preparation for the next day’s work. Will I survive teething? How long can a woman go with so little sleep for so long? Why do babies cry so much louder, so much more inconsolably, at 3 a.m.? Why do teething gels and soothing homeopathic remedies from Europe work for about 15 minutes? [...]
2143 days ago
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2144 days ago
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[...] According to Hsien-Hsien’s comments, it does look like Ogilvie uses a mixture of compassion and good sense to advise parents who desperately need a little help, understanding and sensitivity. Psychic? Baby mind reader? Probably not. I am instinctively in agreement with Helen, who despairs that so many people are just out of tune with their children. That said, do we live in societies that need to view helpfulness, understanding and sensitivity as exotic, other-world talents? I believe that all of us are capable of treating our children and each other with those three qualities every day. Technorati Tags: Baby Psychic, David Ogilvie, reading babys mind June 23rd, 2006 | Permalink | 2 Comments » [...]
Wish I could tell my neighbor to read this post.
2164 days ago
[...] Wish I could knock on the door and tell them to read what Kate said at Babylune – It’s Not You. [...]
Oh yeah! They know what they need from us. Whenever your eyes light up at the sight of him, he knows you love hime unconditionally.
So THAT’s what it is! Huh!
Callum is getting pretty smart. He makes little fussy noises – and has a little fake cough, as if he is about to cry when sitting in his bouncey chair and I don’t look directly at him for too long- then I turn and he is watching my face, and I just LOOK into his eyes and say absolutely anything – and he smiles and laughs! Man – he is cute but he has me wrapped around his little finger!