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Q: Any Suggestion For 3 Months Old Baby???
asked by: wawa980 on February 6th, 2006
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My baby daughter just turn 3 months old, she seems cry alot even after the feeding and after the diaper change....Is there any good toys that you can recommand?? I have the activity mat but it doesnt seems interest her at all.....She loves to go out but as long as she is at home she is crying except she is sleeping, feeding and diaper change....Is there any good toys that can keep her focus on it for awhile??? Help!!!! :shock:
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Melissa_20
replied on March 1st, 2006
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Maybe its not the fact that she is bored,maybe she has gas and it hurts.Car rides are bumpy so it may help her out some but at home she is still which doesn't help it at all.
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Morning_Glory
replied on March 14th, 2006
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She's a bit young to get much out of toys. Maybe it is gas. Do you stop mid bottle and burp her? That might help if you don't. Burp her after the bottle as well.

Also, she might be over stimulated. Young babies can only take so much before feeling overwhelmed by their surroundings. Try soft lights, low noise levels ( soft music or white noise, like a fan, dishwasher, etc) and wrapping her snuggly in a blanket - arms tucked in and just rock her in that position.

If your not able to rock her for long, you can try a baby swing, that might help as well.
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Melissa_20
replied on March 15th, 2006
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Thats a good idea! Babys do get overwhelmed after a while,you just have to calm them down.
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