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Becky77 · 15/09/2008 09:36

Hi there... Just a quick couple of questions about my farty DD (13 weeks)! She wakes herself up straining and farting at least once a night... Is this normal? Does it stop at some point? Is there anything I can do to help her as it sounds quite painful?

Thanks in advance

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Becky77 · 15/09/2008 12:05

Will no one help my farty baby?

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finallypregnant · 15/09/2008 17:39

Our boy is exactly the same which is why DH and I are in separate rooms as he needs to sleep for work. He's still doing it. No end to the farting here and he's 11 weeks this week.

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hannahjb · 15/09/2008 19:48

my son is still farting like billy 'o' and he's 4 1/2 years old, he wakes me up from his bedroom with his mammouth guffs and his 4 month old sister could join the trumpet trouser gang aswell!!!!

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FeelingLucky · 15/09/2008 19:51

My DD is 15m and still sometimes farts and cries in reaction to it. But then she will then fall back to sleep/doesn't wake from it, so not really a problem for us.

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Becky77 · 16/09/2008 09:20

Oh dear so there is no end in sight then? Is it caused by not winding enough or are some babies just farty?

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Shooflypie · 16/09/2008 09:30

God yes DS used to do this for about 2 hours every morning, accompanied by much groaning. Doctor said it was nothing to worry about and he wd grow out of it, which he did.
I used to sit him upright on my tummy, his back against my thighs and bicycle his legs a bit. He seemed to find it much easier to fart and poo in this position.

Now he's a few months older, if I can hear wind rumbling around inside, I put him on his front and that gets the farts out instantly!

(During the night he still does ripsnorters that startle DP and I, while DS sleeps blissfully through )

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Becky77 · 16/09/2008 09:35

Oh thanks for the tips

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