10 month mature spoiled?
we have a 10 month old, We cannot put her down what so ever. All she can do is situp at 10 months and its because all she does it want to be held. We own brought her to the doctor and she failed the denver test and a specialist is coming to see her but we believe alot of it is she just requirements to be held. When I say we cannot do anything we can't even put her down in her bumpo for 1 minute or she will scream. we tried putting her surrounded by her bumpo around a bunch of toys and she cried for 30 minutes straight as soon as we picked her up within 1 second she stopped. We don't know what to do
does she have any sensory issues? own you tried being near her and not picking her up when asked? Try this and start moving further and further away. Keep her occupied near tactile objects. Source(s): I work with kids with behavioral issues.
dont think of me as cruel but I construe you should just let her scream for 10 minutes or so and she might find out that she enjoy her bumbo or toys. I think she is partially spoiled
Answers: If she has sinus troube, they probably are worse when laying down. She's probably humiliated and wants Mommy. She's not spoiled.
I don't know what you've tried, but some suggestions.
1. Humidifier in the room.
2. Put a towel or something UNDER the crib mattress to elevate a little bit the closing stages her head is on so she can breathe easier.
3. Rock her to sleep and put her down asleep. I know parents are told not to do this, that if they do babies won't be able to get themselves hindmost to sleep, but it worked for my daughter when she was a baby. She could always receive herself back to sleep, and she goes to bed fine now on her own. (She's 3) I"ve never believed within the cry it out method. It's cruel. I wouldn't ignore a crying family member of any age, much smaller quantity my child who is dependant on me.
This really sounds like a baby who just desires Mommy when not feeling well. Chronically not feeling capably would naturally cause sleep disturbances. I know it has to be immensely hard on you, but it is not her fault. She's not spoiled. Good luck to you. I hope you can get a bar on what's going on and all get better rest.
i agree with erin L what she said is true listen to her
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does she have any sensory issues? own you tried being near her and not picking her up when asked? Try this and start moving further and further away. Keep her occupied near tactile objects. Source(s): I work with kids with behavioral issues.
dont think of me as cruel but I construe you should just let her scream for 10 minutes or so and she might find out that she enjoy her bumbo or toys. I think she is partially spoiled
Answers: If she has sinus troube, they probably are worse when laying down. She's probably humiliated and wants Mommy. She's not spoiled.
I don't know what you've tried, but some suggestions.
1. Humidifier in the room.
2. Put a towel or something UNDER the crib mattress to elevate a little bit the closing stages her head is on so she can breathe easier.
3. Rock her to sleep and put her down asleep. I know parents are told not to do this, that if they do babies won't be able to get themselves hindmost to sleep, but it worked for my daughter when she was a baby. She could always receive herself back to sleep, and she goes to bed fine now on her own. (She's 3) I"ve never believed within the cry it out method. It's cruel. I wouldn't ignore a crying family member of any age, much smaller quantity my child who is dependant on me.
This really sounds like a baby who just desires Mommy when not feeling well. Chronically not feeling capably would naturally cause sleep disturbances. I know it has to be immensely hard on you, but it is not her fault. She's not spoiled. Good luck to you. I hope you can get a bar on what's going on and all get better rest.
i agree with erin L what she said is true listen to her
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