thread: Separation anxiety?

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    He's definitely not alone - DH can talk to him about it, he was sooo hurt when DS started to favour being with me, and DH couldn't do ANYTHING for him, DS would just scream and scream and scream and want me. Yeah it was nice at first, but then I got sick and was pregnant and just didn't have the strength to hold him all the time - and I wanted a break.

    DS is still a bit of a mummy's boy - but DD1 is currently a daddy's girl - and DD2 goes with whoever.. ROFL.. so its all even in this house.

    Tell your DH (in my nice straightforward manner) to not take it personally because your DS isn't doing it to hurt him, he just wants mumma at the moment thats all.

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    Jun 2008
    Tasmania
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    I honestly thought separation anxiety started much, much younger than this. Had no problems up until now. I suppose they're all different though .

    Thanks Mel and Isobel