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Q: I'm Going to Go Crazy, He Keeps Crying!

asked by: mommabear16 on October 13th, 2004

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Alexander just wants my attention all the time...He wants me to hold him all the time...I need some me time! Omg...He's crying the background, i've been holding him feeding him...He keeps on trying to get out of the playpin..But its nap time!!! I'm going to have to let him cry himself to sleep but I feel so bad!!!!!!!

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noodleandshorty

replied on October 13th, 2004

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Dont feel bad sweetie, if nothin is wrong with him and he keeps crying then your not doing anything wrong. He'll fall asleep evantually its hard I know mackenzie is like that sometimes but she ends up asleep. Good luck

Kia

replied on October 13th, 2004

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Nikki - how old is he - could he be teething???
But I think he is just being a perfectly normal baby and you are being a perfectly normal mom.
You have genuine mom concern which shows you are being a great mom.
Can anyone babysit for an evening, for you to have some time to yourself - everyone deserves some "me time".
I know you can do it nikki, and I know you will come out the other end just fine. Wink

IDABABY

replied on October 13th, 2004

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Sometimes they can be very stressful, plus you are stressed with all your situations right now. Just let him cry, its better that you just let him cry rather than other things ya know?

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