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

[Cassius2]

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

[BhoysGirl]

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

[Loveinamist]

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!

[Jewel]

Yep, here and there.

[FabFiona]

I identify with so much in this thread. I used to hear DS1 cry all the time even when he wasn't home.

Not so much with DS2 but I'm so busy now that maybe I don't notice it as much.


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[PumpkinZulu]

Things is, I cosleep so she's tight next to me. It's very weird. I am pretty stressed atm. Lol...even when they're sleeping there's no peace.

[Glamourcide]

Big hugs, hun - it is exhausting, isn't it I used to hear phantom cries when I had DD1, ALL the time, in my sleep, when I was at the shops and mum was looking after her at home etc... arrg it did my head in! It's much worse when there are outside stresses impacting on your emotional wellbeing. Hang in there hun, I wish I had a magic solution to the adjustment to motherhood... but if it helps any, you're definitely not alone! xx

[emc2]

I don't but when I was working, I used to hear the phone ring when I got home.

[helle]

Yes. I hate it.

[sas85]

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.

[forshelby]

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.

[Loveinamist]

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

[Pandora]

Yep, I get them when the kids aren't home and have to remind myself that it couldn't possibly be them as they're not in the house. It's pretty normal.