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To scream? And ask for help??

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Ifyourawizardwhydouwearglasses · 30/12/2014 20:40

I have a 5 month old who has always been the perfect baby. Until now.
About a week ago she started screaming every time I put her down. When you go back, she's immediately all smiles. I really don't think there's anything wrong.

But I cannot. Cope. With. This.

I put her down and get 2 steps away before the scream starts. I get NOTHING done. My toddler is being neglected.

Why is she doing it? How can I stop it? Why why why why why??

I'm only managing to write this as she's now feeding. I haven't eaten today and there are nappies everywhere.

I've never experienced this before and it's bloody hard.

And I know it's just a crying baby and some people don't have any legs etc etc and I'm sorry for complaining but the pitch and the noise is just awful and I think I'm going to start hallucinating soon.

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Jodie1982 · 30/12/2014 23:00

You have my deepest sympathies, my 4th baby was exactly the same, my life was shit bk then. Nothing got done, I couldn't eat till about 9pm some nights as that was when she would actually sleep in her Moses basket, It was dreadful, and lasted till about 3mths old. She is now a happy, delightful 2yr old and I'm expecting again! I'm praying he'll not be a Velcro Baby. Sorry no actual help Hun

Discopanda · 30/12/2014 23:55

Mine went through several stages of this, I can't quite remember what worked because I've tried to mentally block out those horrific periods but I do remember her baby gym helped me get things done in 2-3 minute slots. Apparently babies go through various phases of separation anxiety as well.

notonyourninny · 30/12/2014 23:58

Get yourself an ergo sling, good for baby and very comfortable and easy to use (just clips together) i am tiny but so comfy carried ds until he was 18 months.

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