I read the language of flowers for my book club though and now baby crying makes me more emotional.
Stupid book. I read it when M was a newborn and couldn't handle it. I sat and sobbed. I had a touch of PPD and that book was just too much (It is probably a good book. It just wasn't good for me.)
Post by loskadoodle on Sept 18, 2014 9:07:52 GMT -5
Ds2 is 5 weeks. Sometimes he has to cry cuz I'm doing stuff. He cries in the car sometimes too but there's not much I can do there. I also give him a couple mins in the middle of the night if he's not screaming and sometimes he puts himself back to sleep. But for that I can usually tell if it's gas cuz he's more grunting than crying and it's usually been like an hour since he ate last. If he's crying/screaming he's prob hungry.
Post by whitepicketfence on Sept 18, 2014 11:37:11 GMT -5
Leaving the baby to cry is a necessary evil in my home. I simply can't attend to the needs of 3 young kids at the same time; sometimes one of them needs to wait, even the baby.
There are days where I can tolerate it much better than others. Today has not been one of those days :/