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thread: 'She just wants your attention'

  1. #1
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    Mar 2007
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    Angry 'She just wants your attention'

    So what!! Since when is this not a legitimate need!!!!!!!!!

    I'm so sick of these kind of comments when DD cries for me or even just calls out for me. People say:
    'She just wants your attention' or
    'She just wants to be picked up'
    or if they ask how much she feeds at night I get 'Oh that's just for comfort that is'

    Ok, all of these things might be true but so what!! Since when is a little baby wanting comfort not ok?? Grr....ok got that off my chest, LOL.

  2. #2
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    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
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    hear hear!

  3. #3
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    Yep I agree!!

  4. #4
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    Mar 2008
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    Tell em to go jump and do what you think is best for your little girl!

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    Dec 2006
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    hehehe i'm a biatch with this one - someone said it to me the other day

    i turned around and said "yeah, and when you open your mouth, you want my attention too - so what's the difference"

    wonder if she'll make such a dumbass comment again...?

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    Dec 2008
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    oh BG you make me laugh lol

    so true though

    they are a baby they cant express what they need, that persons guess about whta they need is no where near as good at the motehrs guess and some days thats all it is a guess and hope for the best lol

  7. #7
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    Dec 2007
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    Awww and she's such a gorgeous little baby too - why wouldn't you want to pay her attention!!!!

    You're doing a wonderful job there mate, just tell them to stick their opinions up their clackers.

  8. #8
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    Oct 2007
    Brissy
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    I totally agree!
    Often I get "oh shes just upset cos shes not with her mum" if someone else is holding her and shes crying - like its not a legitimate reason to be upset!

    eta - @ mel's clacker comment!!
    Last edited by sneakysparkle; August 11th, 2009 at 03:39 PM. : adding a chuckle

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    Lucy in the sky with diamonds.

    Jan 2005
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    hehehe i'm a biatch with this one - someone said it to me the other day

    i turned around and said "yeah, and when you open your mouth, you want my attention too - so what's the difference"

    wonder if she'll make such a dumbass comment again...?
    Classic.

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    Mar 2007
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    I can't believe people say such stupid stuff.... we were all babies once!!!!! The stupidity of people.... well derrrrrr they are babies they NEED us for EVERYTHING!!!!!!

    Just ignore idiots who say that.

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    Mar 2007
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    pmsl BG

    aww... thanks Mel

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    hehehe i'm a biatch with this one - someone said it to me the other day

    i turned around and said "yeah, and when you open your mouth, you want my attention too - so what's the difference"

    wonder if she'll make such a dumbass comment again...?
    HA!!!! Well said.!!

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    I used to sit with Daniel and hold him while he slept. I'd do that for hours and just watch some tele I'd taped (Law and Order or something like that). "Someone" found out I was doing it and said, "You'll have to nip that in the bud. He's just looking for attention." Errrrrrrr............ yeah. He's three months old. As soon as he's born I'm supposed to cut the connection?

    He's 2 1/2 now and still looks for attention - a hug, a kiss and I love it. He sleeps in his own bed and is perfectly adjusted. People are just moronic, I'm sure of it.

    My unborn son also seeks attention - he kicks me in the ribs on a constant basis. Should I nip that in the bud too??

    Just people who don't have time for their children and aren't willing to cuddle them just for the sake of it. Like it's a crime and you're creating a monster if you do.

  14. #14
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    Mar 2004
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    Of course she wants your attention, that's why she's crying! What is she supposed to do, politely ask? These sorts of comments always irritate me - it's as if people think that once the baby is born you are not supposed to have anything more to do with him or her. Ok I nourished you for 9 months and birthed you, now you are on your own. You are not allowed to cry for my attention or expect to be fed when you are hungry, but only when I feel it is convenient for me, good luck with that! But when you are older and I want a relationship with you, I will wonder why you never come to me and why we are not close. I will wonder why you never want cuddles or kisses.

  15. #15
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    Sing it sister.

  16. #16
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    What do these type of people want you to do?! Put baby in a corner by herself and let her scream. Not a chance buddy!

  17. #17
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    Dec 2008
    Brighton, Brisbane
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    Same here! Bubs been home for a week now and DP and i have barely put him down once! I think it's when their little that kids need the most attention and cuddles. It teaches them to be all warm and cuddly. hehe

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    Feb 2008
    Melbourne
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    i turned around and said "yeah, and when you open your mouth, you want my attention too - so what's the difference"
    I'll have to remember that for next time.

    Yep I hate it too. Plus I get comments that my DD is too clingy and she needs to learn to get over it?!?! Arghhh.. so annoying.

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