How do I carry my 1-year-old to be at ease around her soon-coming babe brother?

My one-year-old was once happy when my husband and I told her that I was pregnant or "Mommy is growing a babe-in-arms." Anyways, I'm expecting in late July and now that the date is coming closer, she is complaining greatly. I'm trying to comfort her and tell her it will be ok, but she is crying and always throwing tantrums. Please help, we don't know what to do?
Is there lots of stress in the house? This may be the reason for her anyone upset. Try not to talk about "the baby" 24/7 as the baby will already grasp a lot of attention after it's born so don't force it upon her or anything, maybe find a book about becoming a big sister. Make sure once the strange baby comes along that you have some special time where her everyday and she may find really jelous and cause lots of trouble and stress for you. Enjoy some nice time with her now up to that time the baby comes like going to the park, painting, making point, hide and seek etc. And remember that even tho she is one year old she can take in a lot more then you think so don't parley baby talk. Be short and straight with her when speaking of the infant and don't let it drag on.

Good Luck xox
Spend lots of time with her before the baby comes. Get your mommy and daughter time and describe her all the good things about have a baby brother. When she is throwing tantrums just put her in time out and afterwards quiet her down by snuggling and comforting. Talk to her lots then do something fun together like watching TV or playing next to her. Do lots of it and make sure you tell her all the things she'll attain do with her baby brother and how she'll be a big sister. My son was upset for for a moment while when he had his sister coming but then he got so excited. We spent lots of time together and I made him get the impression special and then we was all ok near having the new baby. Don't over do it though because she might touch that she loses all the attention she got before the infant. When your little prince comes tell her all about babies and agree to her play with him a lot I bet she'll love it. My son loved my daughter when she first came. Let her discuss to your stomach everyday. I bet your little princess we'll be excited about having her brother just find her excited about it and make her feel special. Congrats on your second child! Best of luck near your daughter. Source(s): 5 kids
Spend more time with her, and consent to her rub your stomach. When the baby comes, you just have to reassure her constantly that she is also a babe. Dont make her wear her 'big girls panties' just yet.
Include her, make her feel she is your special supporter with the baby and only she can relief you. Make her feel like you need her especially when newborn comes home. Show her around the nursery show her what she will need to know. Get her baby doll and show her how to take charge of her brother. Believe me if she feels a part of it all an integral part of a set you may get more rest than expected, she may be like the nanny. Good Luck for your bub.xoxo
Answers:    A one year outdated will not have much insight to a younger sibling.
You can try reading books about mummy going to hospital, but I couldn't find many worthy ones out there.
Let her put her dolly up her shirt and then play with it close to a baby, and explain that is what will happen near mummy.
Keep it simple
All one year olds throw tantrums.
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