thread: "Separation Anxiety" - Normal?? small vent included

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    BellyBelly Member

    Sep 2007
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    Nae- i think you're doing a marvellous job and I think you have set the boundaries just right - at such a young age, of course they're going to want mum to settle them - its what they are used to, and at that age, they don't really need anyone else.
    As for the sleep thing, DD was the same and would sleep much better on me if we were at home, so I would often just let her. It wasn't far past teh 16wk mark that I started noticing the difference with putting her down for sleeps. And DD is now a very happy and sociable 20month old.
    I always find that my parents are happy to let us parent how we want, and its the InLaws that make comments etc. I wonder if its because I feel I can tell my parents straight how it is, and feel that I have to pussy-foot around the Inlaws?

    If you have a happy, contented baby then keep going with your instincts! Something must be right.

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    Aug 2009
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    How can you over mother?

    Charlie wanted to basically superglue to me until about 6 months of age and wouldn't go to anyone. She didn't even like to be put on the floor. My child is happy and content now because I gave her the security she needed.

    I ignore comments now.