I’d love to be able to tell you that there’s a way around the fussy, gassy, cholicky baby (or whatever name someone chooses to put on the condition) but there really is not.
Rock and hold and do the best you can. The only really helpful advice I got was a heating pad (very mild heat) for the baby’s tummy.
Honestly, I don’t know if that really helped or if it made me feel better because I was “doing something” that might help.
The photos you are posting are of a healthy baby… don’t be beating yourself up because she cries.
Take care of yourself and N because you two are the most important people in the whole wide world to Everly.
.-= Donna B.´s last blog ..I’m Back =-.
I guess the real issue here is how unprepared I feel and how I don’t have all the answers. Add that to her fussy, crying and I just automatically feel like the worst mother and biggest idiot ever.
Oh and I’ve never cried so much in my life! The hormone changes are just making me a weeping mess.
]]>Isn’t it funny that “the people” want you to have prenatal care and “watch closely” the development of this little being inside you, as if they can actually do much–then just send you on your way with a human life in your hands and NO HELP!
Life is funny.
.-= Hyphen Mama´s last blog ..Good grief where do the days go? =-.