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Permalink Reply by Jen, Mom365 Host on -
All sorts of things can affect a baby's mood. Or a combination of things. Teething certainly doesn't help, but he could also be hitting the stage where he wants to be more independent, but is also dealing with the onset of separation anxiety. He's still trying to figure out the world. Everything is a stage, you know. He's not going to still be crying every time you put him down or walk out of a room when he goes to college. Hang in there. It's tough, but it doesn't last. You'll miss it some day. ;)
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Permalink Reply by NewbieMom2010 on -
Yes, there is always a stage, phase, etc. The come and go usually. I notice that if my son is being sensitive that there is something going on like teething, sickness, lack of sleep, etc.
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Permalink Reply by dianesing on -
I"m going through the same thing and my little one is only 5 months. SO challenging right now. She doesn't sleep a whole lot and is upset at the strangest times... like nothing will calm her down. So sorry you are going through this as well. I really hope it gets better for both of us.
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Permalink Reply by mariposa917 on -
Hello I have to say yes , my daughter turn 9 mon on the 19 and she being acting the same, its hard cause some people tell u not to let them cry and some say its alright but I have to say that I need to do my things also so she dose cry when I put her in her jumper but it last for bout 5- 7 minutes than she happy playing and I be in the kitchen cooking so all I can tell u is to be strong and don't get frustrated cause they can feel that to so if u are clam it helps. Every baby different and what make work with mine may not work with so keep a open mind and your get through it. I am a single mother but my oldest daughter will just go and talk to the baby and that helps sooth her so she doent feel so alone but my baby is very ttach to me as well best luck
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