Re: AAAAAAAAAAGH!

[Guest guest]

Oh Christy -

I so sympathize with your situation. was what I liked to call a " high

maintenance " baby. She did not like to entertain herself and wanted to be mobile

constantly. The only time she seemed to be truly happy was when we were moving

her from place to place and room to room. She remained that way until she was

old enough to be in a walker (the mobile kind - I know, I know, big no-no, but

we watched her like a hawk). She improved some then, but the major improvement

came when she learned to walk at 8 months. Being able to get around on her own

turned her into a new baby!

Surely this is just a phase and it too will pass. Could it be some early

teething?

Marci (Mom to )

Oklahoma

[Guest guest]

One of my twins is a high maintenance baby too. Could your little

one be teething early? Tommy cut his first at 4 months old and was

very blase' about the whole thing, but GAVIN...well, you'd think he

was being tortured. He did eventually mellow out, but he still

tantrums at the drop of the hat (you wouldn't BELIEVE the nasty looks

I got at the Primm outlet mall yesterday during a screamfest).

Good luck...I hope she gets easier (or you get deafer, lol!).

Jill Ramos, Las Vegas

> Oh Christy -

>

> I so sympathize with your situation. was what I liked to call

a " high maintenance " baby. She did not like to entertain herself and

wanted to be mobile constantly. The only time she seemed to be truly

happy was when we were moving her from place to place and room to

room. She remained that way until she was old enough to be in a

walker (the mobile kind - I know, I know, big no-no, but we watched

her like a hawk). She improved some then, but the major improvement

came when she learned to walk at 8 months. Being able to get around

on her own turned her into a new baby!

>

> Surely this is just a phase and it too will pass. Could it be some

early teething?

>

> Marci (Mom to )

> Oklahoma