thread: Weird question, but does anyone else hear their baby crying in their head?

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  1. #1
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    Yep, all the time when I drift off to sleep. I even start unbuttoning my shirt, woken up a few times with the girls out!

  2. #2

    Jul 2009
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    Happens to me too. And happened alot when she was real young id hear her cry just before she'd actually start crying. So id always wake 2-3 mins before her, my mum said she was like that too with us kids.

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    Mar 2008
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    i had this alot with DD1, a bit less this time but occasionally. it is so freaky lol!

  4. #4
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    How funny is this thread - I'm kind of relieved to know I'm not the only one, seems to be quite normal really

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    I did. Everything also sounded like his cry or maybe it was there was always a background sound of his cry. I always felt like background noise like the shower, tv or whatever was blocking out his cry and I would get anxious. I believe now it is part of the physical bond. Like that physical pang I get when at work and someone brings in a baby. I ache almost to have him with me then!

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    Yep, here and there.

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    Yes. I hate it.

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    Feb 2009
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    Yep sure do, it's very strange!! I do the same thing in the car with sirens, think I hear them and check my mirror for a cop or ambo and nothing.

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    Feb 2010
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    Yep, another one here who gets the phantom crying. On the odd occasion I've left him at home with DP or my sister has taken him for a little while, I swear I can hear him crying. When he had his sleepover with my sister (gotta love her!) recently, I woke up at 1.30am hearing him crying. Obviously, it was in my head, but when I asked my sister what time he woke during the night, sure enough, she said 1.30.

    All mummies are a little bit psychic when it comes to their bubbys.

  10. #10
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    Yes Forshelby...there is alot more to this mother child bond than we think!