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Baby SCREAMMMING in morning...

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chloecorey · 24/04/2014 08:12

This might sound ridiculous but i know alot of babies and none do it.

My baby boy always wakes up for his morning bottle and absolutely screams the house down like he's never been fed. He does this every morning and its the ear piercing scream.

Other babies i know give a bit of warning if its shifting for a bit, or moaning before crying but he acts like he's starving.

He also does it through the day, he could be laughing his head off then almost like a switch he goes crazy.

Is he demanding or is this normal? Is it not? He's fine after the bottle and is fine and quiet soon as it touches his lips.

I also don't mind cos i love him it just kills my ears in the morning and i don't like listening to him going crazy when he's waiting for it.

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Trooperslane · 24/04/2014 09:51

My dd has done this for about a month, but not in the morning it's all fucking day long

She's just discovering her voice apparently.

He's probably just wakening and realising he's starving.

Can you have one ready for him to plug in straight away so the screeching is minimised?

wheresthelight · 24/04/2014 11:39

My dd has done this since day 1 and is now 8 months old!! It has become a bit of a joke now! We have tried the having a bottle ready but then she sleeps layer than normal or wakes up earlier. I think it's just a reassurance thing that it will get them attention esp if they are in their own room.

Hopefully · 24/04/2014 11:52

My oldest did this, it was bloody awful! No pre-waking signals at all, just zero to screaming. He stopped eventually after about 18 months.

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Marrow · 24/04/2014 13:57

Mine does this, it's horrible! He progressed from screaming to shouting "Mummy" and now at the age of 3.5 he bellows "I want Mummy" (he doesn't seem to have worked out he can get out of bed himself yet!) No gentle waking up and amusing himself for a few minutes. He goes from sleep to bellowing in seconds.

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