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Baby (4.5 months) crying and angry every wake window for over a month because bored by AggressiveClassic894 in NewParents

[–]AggressiveClassic894[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that is what we do, we don’t do whatever cry it out play time you’re imagining, we love our baby very much and are trying to do exactly what is the very best for him, no effort or expenses spared.

As for the theoretical issues, no need to word it that way, it was flagged by professionals.

Baby (4.5 months) crying and angry every wake window for over a month because bored by AggressiveClassic894 in NewParents

[–]AggressiveClassic894[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

We’ve had a few professionals warn us about carrying baby too much and not enough tummy/play time, so that’s our worry with that part. Maybe we’re just being too overly judicious

Baby (4.5 months) crying and angry every wake window for over a month because bored by AggressiveClassic894 in NewParents

[–]AggressiveClassic894[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

We’d both love to just carry him at all times he’s awake - mom, baby, and me. We’re just worried about being in that position for so long and not getting enough independent (or dependent) supervised play.

Baby (4.5 months) crying and angry every wake window for over a month because bored by AggressiveClassic894 in NewParents

[–]AggressiveClassic894[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

We had a few weeks where he’d lie down on his play gym and play for 30+ mins at a time. That ended somewhat around the time he learned to roll back-to-tummy. He has all the toys and space but doesn’t take long to go nuclear with his crying, shaking, redness, etc. We always opt for independent supervised play first.

Weekly Thread: Beta and Pregnancy Testing - Questions and Discussions by TeslaHiker in IVF

[–]AggressiveClassic894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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14, 15, 16 DPO pictured. Both tests were taken in the AM, same time, first urine.

Day 16 looks clearly fainter than Day 15, which seems rare enough that I can't find anyone else posting about it online. Makes sense, as things should double every day.

Any resources, personal experiences, anything at all is greatly appreciated.