Ugh I'm blaming this isolation for all this anxiety. Without much to do brain idles away on worries. And i work hard usually to do stop myself from being anxious.
My baby is 15 weeks and 4 days.
- A few weeks ago she rolled from stomach to back twice whilst we were at massage. She spent a week looking like she was trying to roll attain bit couldn't do it, now has given up. Worried it's just a fluke and that it hasn't happened since.
- She seems to have given up with tummy time. She lifts her head quite well though. But lately it seems like she's just not bothering. After craning around a bit she just gives up and either just layd there or cries.
- Lately she's been real moody. Not crying much more than usual just lost interest in her toys or doing anything she usually likes. I managed to crack a few smiles yesterday but the moment i stopped clowning around back to stony face. She seems to just want to sit and look about bit I'm not even sure if she's that interested in the things i try showing her. Finding it really hard to get her to engage in anything.
A few days ago she was reaching fur things and really enthusiastic but now shall hold onto something but there no... Real desire.
She's refresh go bored of the dummy. Done little else than sleep today and that's agree sleeping fur 12 hours straight last night which is unusual. Had breakfast, went back to bed. Had he second feed, back to sleep, and now after trying in vain to get her to smile or do anything, she's back to bed after having a bit of a cry.
I feel kinda lost. And maybe it's my mood cos we used to go out and do things before which she really enjoyed. I don't really enjoy walking near where i live but i should probably make more effort to be out as i guess she misses the movement of the pram and the variance to her days.
It's not as if was always out and about though. During the week maybe 2-3 times we'd go out. Rest stay at home.
Abby idea what i can do to cheer my baby up? She really is miserable at the moment. I just get no response. The most is a glimmer of a smile.