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thread: HELP me...I can't handle this at the moment!

  1. #19
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    Mar 2006
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    awwww you poor thing, I know right where you are coming from. Bailey rarely chucks any tantys but when he does they are HUGE! I have found that right when you start to loose it whether it is by yelling, crying or just feeling very stressed it seems to be at the peak of the very bad moment....does that makes sense?

    I have found that sometimes Bailey gets like that because he is hungry or tired still, woke up wrong, needs to f@rt (yep, he;s a boy alright!!), feels off or just plain and simple wants more Mummy time. It is hard sometimes, well most of the time, to work out what they want when their vocab is limited.

    I found that emptying the entire Tupperware cupbaord is sometimes the BEST thing. Once Bails has calmed down I canthen work through the are you hungry, is the telly on too loud, do we need more softer music, more sleep, or just want me.....

    I hope you don't have too many days like that...they are a bugga to get through aren't they?

    xxxx

  2. #20
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    Nov 2008
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    I feel for you queenbee Im going through the exact same thing with my DS and I know how tiring and frustrating it is when you cant pinpoint what they are crying about.
    I think he has been teething and I took him to the docs for a checkup and discovered a few red blotches on his stomache which turned out to be some sorta virus going around, hes settled down a bit in the last couple of days I think another thing was boredom so Ive found new things for him to amuse himself with to keep the house peaceful.
    Hang in there and Im sure its just a phase that will shortly pass and everything will be back to normal again soon.

    Emz

  3. #21
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    Oct 2006
    North Lakes, Brisbane
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    QB - I've just emailed you....!

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