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10month old doesn't like going out

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Aaliah1234 · 02/05/2018 07:43

Hello all,

I am now concerned about my baby as he really doesn't like going anywhere. He was little when I started to take him out but I must admit we used to be home most of the time as I used to live with in laws and couldn't go out everyday. I now have my own place so I can take him out on a regular basis.
He doesn't like going to new places. Took him to my brothers house yesterday and he cried constantly, got distracted for a few minutes with the toys then was uncomfortable again. If I held him he was fine. We ended up staying there for less than two hours as he was crying constantly.
When I take him out to shopping centres or park he doesn't enjoy it. The other he was happy in the shopping centre for about 2 hours then he got sick of his pram and wanted me to take him down.
I don't know what to do. I've been thinking to start taking him to baby groups and the library if there are sessions for baby's.

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xamyrose · 02/05/2018 09:52

Interested in this post as my baby is the same.

I do X2 baby groups a week and always out so interested to see people’s responses

Cottipus · 02/05/2018 19:22

Mine is younger (4 months) but really gets annoyed with shopping centres etc. If she did 2 hrs in her pram without complaint I’d be pretty chuffed!

Today she woke up when we were shopping and I literally had about 10 minutes before she started complaining. I know he’s older but I would think that 2 hrs peace whilst shopping is pretty good going!

It may be worth trying the classes. DD isn’t a fan of visiting family either (and we’ve had some meltdowns/visits cut short) but rather likes play dates with other babies/kids and our sling exercise class. Have you tried him in a sling or carrier? DD is very nosey and likes to see what’s going on from my height. She doesn’t really like being in her pram.

She’s in a leap at the moment- she’s being rather fussy- and I wonder if your LO is too?

JiltedJohnsJulie · 02/05/2018 20:01

If he’s ok when you hold him, I’d just hold him. He’s probably suffering from separation anxiety Smile

Aaliah1234 · 02/05/2018 20:49

Thank you for your responses. Baby is okay when he is held but doesn't like his pram. I never bought a carrier as in laws said holding him too much might spoil him. Instead I invested in a carrycot which he absolutely hated when he was younger than 6 months. Now I think I should have bought one.

It might be separation anxiety as well. Not sure.

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