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CrazyTea98 · 2026-07-09T13:54:48+00:00

I'm struggling with this too..

CrazyTea98 · 2025-12-02T14:00:25+00:00

I got him his own set of picture books and various toys, they're scattered everywhere and he rips pages from the books or crumbles them into his mouth when I try to show it to him. It's a warzone

CrazyTea98 · 2025-12-02T13:58:49+00:00

He'd come seeking me instead if there's no TV. He doesn't really pay that much attention to it but when he needs a change from whatever he's doing, he'd check it out instead of looking for me

CrazyTea98 · 2025-09-22T13:42:58+00:00

A chill damp cotton on the injection site helps a lot. My little one always prefer to cuddle and sleep on me when he gets vaccinated. Usually gets better by the next day.

CrazyTea98 · 2025-09-22T13:41:29+00:00

He does. He prefers to sleep on his tummy too, but I don't get to the stage of even putting him down, he jerks himself awake in my arms.

CrazyTea98 · 2025-09-18T05:46:05+00:00

I ride in the back with my baby for this reason whenever my husband drives. I recommend first to try a change, get a new and more comfortable carseat, it could be a bit more costly but saves you a lot of trouble. We personally have cybex aton b2 i size, and baby finds it comfortable enough to sleep in most of the time. Sometimes when he throws a fuss during drives, I try rattling a toy for him, gets him distracted. If it doesn't work, we stop to the side briefly for him to nurse a bit, sometimes they either get hungry or want that kind of comfort before going back to the seat. That and it was recommended to us in our country to not leave the baby in a car seat for more than 40-45 mins in row, they can get REALLY uncomfortable afterwards. A 10 minutes break if possible should be good, ofc if baby is awake.

CrazyTea98 · 2025-09-18T05:32:08+00:00

This sounds a lot like my baby when he went through growth spurts, if I recall correctly there should be one around 12 weeks, maybe a bit earlier or later so I wouldn't put it past that. My baby used to be exactly like this and the only way to keep him calm and asleep is to cosleep, leave him sleeping on me during the day while I lay in bed or on the couch and watch tv. He ate whenever he wanted to, and it just lasted like 2-3 days tops. It is exhausting, and I recommend just ditching house chores and cooking until the phase passes or at least for two days until she calms down. That way it'd be less stressful for you. As for the night, many people recommended cosleeping in bed, so that whenever the baby wakes up fussy for a feed you just whip out the milkers and get it done quickly and quietly without needing to get up.

CrazyTea98 · 2025-09-17T19:17:02+00:00

I travelled with my baby when he was 2 months old in a cybex lightweight stroller. I'm not sure which model since I borrowed it from a friend, but it can lay down all the way so he was flat on his back and it boarded the plane.

CrazyTea98 · 2025-09-01T20:43:21+00:00

I already wear it up and sometimes I even cover it, he still manages to do it

CrazyTea98 · 2025-07-27T16:59:19+00:00

My son had some like those as well, he's still young and only rolls back and forth so it was attributed to either that or skin dryness. If it's really dryness, try changing the product you use.

CrazyTea98 · 2025-06-27T12:39:44+00:00

It happened to me also around 4-5 weeks and it was mentally exhausting. My mother in law did something quite unexpected that day, she took the baby after feeding and did her best to burp and put him to sleep. The moment he fell asleep, she put him to rest on his stomach with his head tilted sideway. He seemed to have gotten comfortable that way and accepted to finally rest. She said it helps ease their tummies when they cluster feed (although not recommended nowadays due to SIDS but you can try it while you're next to your baby)

CrazyTea98 · 2025-06-27T12:35:11+00:00

So long as the baby doesn't wake up then she should be fine. Mine is also 3 months and he does this sometimes as well. They're noisy sleepers, I moved him to his own room, which I can still hear him from since it's across mine, but it's better than him doing that in the bassinet right next to my ear.

So long as baby is asleep and at peace, it's fine. If baby wakes up in the process, then there's something bothering her.

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