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Q: Baby looking scared and cry without breathing

asked by: momee2b on February 11th, 2005

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Hi if anyone of you can help me with this...My baby gets startled once in a while ( as if she's falling from a building and wants to grab and hold on to something) and when she does she cries a lot sometimes without breathing and she looks scared...Is this normal for a ten weeks old baby?

Please help me, it worries me a lot. Thank you.

Replies(2)

Gtownshorty

replied on August 5th, 2005

New User

My baby use to do that when she was younger.What you can so is put like a small blanket on top of him so he can feel like someone is there by him.It helped my daughter

christa33us

replied on August 5th, 2005

Experienced User

gtownshorty wrote:

my baby use to do that when she was younger.What you can so is put like a small blanket on top of him so he can feel like someone is there by him.It helped my daughter

i agree!!!!

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