Subtle Signs Your Baby Uses to Tell You What They Need (So You Can Soothe Them Quicker)

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  • čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
  • Even though our babies can’t talk, there are lots of newborn baby cues that help us understand how they’re feeling and what they need. But as new parents it is very hard to know what our babies are trying to tell us if we don’t understand what these subtle facial and body cues are!
    In this video we will cover newborn tired cues, newborn hunger cues and cues newborns give when they are ready to play or need a break. Once you learn to read and understand these baby cues, caring for a newborn becomes significantly easier. Correctly responding to your baby's cues also helps to strengthen the relationship between you and your baby. A strong relationship with you is vital to your baby’s social and emotional development. In fact, research has found that newborns who had parents who correctly interpreted their baby cues, cried less and were more confident in their interactions with others.
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    00:00 - 01:26: Introduction
    01:27 - 02:47: 'I'm Tired' Baby Cues
    02:48 - 04:42: 'I'm Hungry' Baby Cues
    04:43 - 06:31: ' I'm Ready to Play' Baby Cues
    06:32 - 09:45: ' I Need a Break' Baby Cues
    09:46 - 10:38: Summary
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Komentáře • 233

  • @JosefTorkelsen
    @JosefTorkelsen Před rokem +36

    As a newborn, my baby slept close to 24 hours so I thought something was wrong but now at 2 months, she is awake almost all day and sleeping at night. There is so much variability in babies.

  • @stepheniegonzalez4507
    @stepheniegonzalez4507 Před 3 lety +198

    Yea my 6 month gives me the cues she’s tired but doesn’t want to sleep 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️. I’m like girl come on

    • @MolyTFleming
      @MolyTFleming Před 3 lety +11

      My 2 month baby girl tooo😬

    • @SkittleMcPhee23
      @SkittleMcPhee23 Před 3 lety +5

      My 2+ month old son does this as well😅😅🙄🙃😂

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +12

      Sounds very tiring. Hopefully they start to embrace sleep soon and give you much needed rest.

    • @greyskirana6996
      @greyskirana6996 Před 3 lety +7

      Overtired baby?

    • @SkittleMcPhee23
      @SkittleMcPhee23 Před 3 lety +16

      @@greyskirana6996 yes absolutely, I googled n found out when they get overly tired it’ll cause an increase of adrenaline n cortisol therefore making it extremely difficult for them to fall asleep at that point so now I’ve learned my son’s personal routine & that he can be awake for 1 1/2-2hrs after feeding before he gets to that point lol even if he’s not acting tired yet by that point now I usually go ahead & swaddle & lay him down

  • @hollywooddothat
    @hollywooddothat Před 3 lety +24

    Just wanna throw out- new parent here of a 7 month old. If your baby is always fussy no matter what, get them checked for a milk allergy and SILENT REFLUX.
    The reflux will be like weird gurgles or they make pained faces for no reason, burps, spit ups, will have trouble sleeping.
    Also, some babies don’t give sleep signals no matter how much you’re watching

    • @monicayjoss
      @monicayjoss Před 3 lety

      Yes 👏🏼 cmpa parent here ☝️

    • @stepheniegonzalez4507
      @stepheniegonzalez4507 Před 3 lety

      My 6 month old has really bad acid reflux and is on nexium and special formula.

    • @Darthmaulini
      @Darthmaulini Před 3 měsíci

      Agree with reflux or milk intolerance - but just to add caveat, milk allergy will not present like that - allergies show up as hives, coughing, vomiting type symptoms within 1-2 hours of eating, every single time. Milk "allergy" is widely overdiagnosed especially by pediatricians and leads to long lasting mislabeled of allergies, anxiety, and unnecessary avoidance can lead to true life threatening reactions in reintroduction. Take it from an allergist! If you're not sure, definitely see an allergist

  • @1234Brenda5678
    @1234Brenda5678 Před 3 lety +153

    My baby doesn’t seem to give hunger cues. He only takes 30 min naps and as soon as he wakes up he cries hysterically and feeding is the only thing that calms him

    • @tiaralarasati4908
      @tiaralarasati4908 Před 3 lety +16

      same 😰

    • @matchbox1210
      @matchbox1210 Před 2 lety +83

      Same here. The second he wakes up, he wants milk and if you are one minute delayed, he is crying murder.

    • @angelinacc4206
      @angelinacc4206 Před 2 lety +6

      Same here

    • @kathleenbrager2549
      @kathleenbrager2549 Před rokem +16

      Us, too! It's nice to know he's not the only one who goes 0-60 in 2 seconds. I was starting to feel like a bad mom for not catching his cues in time.

    • @iulianea
      @iulianea Před rokem +3

      @Kathleen Brager I definitely relate to your experience. My baby is also crying fast and ai seem to be late in noticing his cues. But with time I think I get better. Keep up the good job! 👍

  • @lilakhalila6002
    @lilakhalila6002 Před rokem +8

    You're amazing. I have been watching few of your videos as a first time pregnant woman. When I first got the confirmation that I was pregnant not only was I extremely happy but very conscious on what to do that was best for my baby as I knew NOTHING about children. Never had any around. So I became a researcher of scientific studies, videos, psychology books, started listening to pediatricians and obgyns as best as I could... and your channel is giving me so much!!
    You're absolutely amazing, I'm learning a lot with you and can only and simply say thank you!!!

  • @meghancooley9306
    @meghancooley9306 Před 3 lety +31

    My little man rubs his eyes and ears when he is tired.
    Thanks so much for your video’s Emma. They are so helpful and definitely make me feel more confident.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks Meghan for your lovely comment. Glad you are finding these videos helpful.

  • @readingroomcafeproject
    @readingroomcafeproject Před 2 lety +15

    Just been binging your videos. I feel much more relaxed about having the baby in February - I feel like I can do some of this. Thank you.

  • @lisemartino1995
    @lisemartino1995 Před 2 lety +4

    I’m a doula in the UK and I’ve just found your channel! I absolutely love it! Thank you so very much!

  • @kimberlyjensen6721
    @kimberlyjensen6721 Před rokem +7

    I’ve been having a hard time distinguishing my babies cues. He was born classified as a premature baby because of his size. Because of this he’s had a hard time with telling me things. I feel so terrible because I have had such a hard time reading his cues. This was very informational!

    • @yazminalvarado7835
      @yazminalvarado7835 Před rokem +1

      Same here my baby was 35 weeks 3 days but he was so small in weight

  • @chelseyfrank7123
    @chelseyfrank7123 Před 3 lety +42

    These videos are great! Short and to the point and super easy to follow and understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️

  • @hanilyn3129
    @hanilyn3129 Před 2 lety

    One of the best videos I've seen. Very informative. Thank youuuu. Other videos are just confusing.

  • @udaui
    @udaui Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for this video. Really helpful

  • @stephanieandersen462
    @stephanieandersen462 Před 2 lety +1

    Great video! Love it, very useful!

  • @rykielward8849
    @rykielward8849 Před 2 lety +13

    This video is so helpful. I had a feeling I wasn’t doing too well with my newborn’s feeding and I’ve been seriously missing those cues.

  • @anastasiyalysyuk7911
    @anastasiyalysyuk7911 Před 2 lety +1

    Amazing tips, thank you!

  • @jubby89
    @jubby89 Před 3 lety +1

    Your videos are amazing! So clear and precise!

  • @John-xi6jr
    @John-xi6jr Před 2 lety +5

    Congrats to all the mamas..

  • @triciasedicol9848
    @triciasedicol9848 Před 3 lety +30

    Thank you so much for this video! You’ve helped a new mum understand her newborn much better ❤️

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety

      Glad it was helpful!

    • @rehgina9903
      @rehgina9903 Před rokem

      @@EmmaHubbard hallo Emma, wie kann ich dieses Video in Deutsch lesen. Deine Videos sind super von großer Qualität 💒👍😘😘😘

  • @mlungisindlovu6438
    @mlungisindlovu6438 Před 5 měsíci +2

    You've gained a new subscriber. My baby is 4 days old. Thank you for this channel.

  • @sriparnamukherjee9945
    @sriparnamukherjee9945 Před 3 lety +7

    Super helpful as a new mom. Thank you for all the helpful information

  • @asharahman7492
    @asharahman7492 Před rokem

    Thank u❤️New mom here & ur videos are kinda life saving💘

  • @user-os1qt9jz1o
    @user-os1qt9jz1o Před 2 lety +32

    My little girl does the gagging and hiccup thing when she’s had enough, and I knew exactly what it meant hahahaha. This just confirmed that I knew she was over it lol. I think it’s a bit dramatic of her but understand that she’s limited in her abilities to tell me what she needs. I actually feel like I’m very tuned into my little girl after watching this 😊.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 2 lety +6

      Hi @LaKeesha Porter it's so good you can read your little one's cues so well. Life is a lot easier when you can!

  • @misterwales6756
    @misterwales6756 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for these tips

  • @mariagodfrey4049
    @mariagodfrey4049 Před 3 lety +15

    Super helpful!!! I now know that those have been "I need a break" cues that my little one has been giving me sometimes. Now I know what to do. Thanks so much!!!

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +1

      My pleasure. Hopefully caring for your little one is a little bit easier.

  • @SnapbackWiz21
    @SnapbackWiz21 Před 3 lety +7

    Thank you so much for the tips! Proud new dad here 😊

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +2

      Welcome to parenthood! A huge congratulations! Hopefully these tips help to make it a little bit easier.

    • @ashleycrafter239
      @ashleycrafter239 Před 2 lety

      Go dad!!

  • @sabaha4536
    @sabaha4536 Před 3 lety +17

    Hi Emma
    Just wanted to say your videos are extremely helpful and easy to follow.
    I have an 8 month old and I always look forward to your next video
    Much love from South Africa ❤

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety

      Thanks so much! That’s so nice of you to say.

  • @learnwithsteph4573
    @learnwithsteph4573 Před 5 měsíci

    I’m learning so much on your channel I have a new born and your video are so helpful thank you mama ❤

  • @jottamartins
    @jottamartins Před 3 lety +15

    At ter beginning of 4months my little one started to blow raspberries/bubbles incessantly in a very annoyed way = time to sleep. Now entering the 5th she gets chatty (or sounds like an angry cat, that's a fun one) the closer it gets to bedtime. Obviously, I also get the yawning, rubbing face and nose on me, but it's usually the "talking" that gives her away.

    • @dorakovacs8970
      @dorakovacs8970 Před 2 lety +1

      My little one does the same! Angry cat sounds 😆

  • @fexcab
    @fexcab Před rokem +2

    Ur vids are crucial Emma! I am a new dad and have learned so much from ur channel🙌🏼🐣🍼

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před rokem +1

      Happy to help! Congratulations on the arrival of your little one!

  • @alexissmith6646
    @alexissmith6646 Před rokem

    This has literally been the best knowledgeable video I've watched !

  • @knightsbridgelvr
    @knightsbridgelvr Před 3 lety +4

    Gosh this has been SO helpful! My 3 month old has been very fussy during nap times and he’s been giving overtired cues and I didn’t know it! He doesn’t give the obvious ones like yawning, so it’s always been hard for me to read him. I also recently stretched his wake window to 90 minutes from 75 minutes but maybe he’s not there yet. I stretched it because it didn’t seem tired enough at 75 minutes but maybe somewhere in between is his sweet spot. Your videos have been so incredibly helpful-the most helpful-thank you so much!

  • @rihamk7459
    @rihamk7459 Před rokem +6

    What about hunger cues while they’re sleeping? Whether it’s a nap or especially overnight I find it hard to know if she just needs to be settled. Since I don’t have to wake her up in the nighttime to feed I’m hesitant to do anything unless she cries

  • @prats9211
    @prats9211 Před rokem

    Wow i am glad I came across your channel today. I am gonna give birth to twins in less than a month from today & i have never even held a baby before ...i have 0 idea abt babies. I am gonna watch as much vids as possible.

  • @TheGrickavjestica
    @TheGrickavjestica Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much... Nobody says about playing cues. Now i know 😊

  • @oscarcanterjriv8003
    @oscarcanterjriv8003 Před 6 měsíci

    That last one was very helpful I have gotten very good at picking up on his Q's. But I didn't know I aggravating and over stimulating him.

  • @KacangFamily
    @KacangFamily Před 3 lety +4

    I learned the different cries mine made for hunger, uncomfortable, tired... That was really helpful.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +1

      That is super helpful. It is hard initially to recognise these different cries. But they have definitely different cries at 3/4 months of age.

  • @businessmann2528
    @businessmann2528 Před rokem +4

    Very helpful and related, me and my wife took care of the kiddo ourselves, there are many nights when they both fall asleep, I would have a break to watch and learn some of the knowledge & technique about baby care at your channel, thank you for sharing such quality content!

  • @freespirit3502
    @freespirit3502 Před 2 lety

    I jus love u Emma.. U hav made my life so easy.. Thanx for being there 😘😘😘.
    Stay blessed & happy.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 2 lety +1

      Thank you so much! Thanks so much for watching!

  • @TheCamiclo
    @TheCamiclo Před 3 lety

    Great content! Thank you

  • @TheAlexpopalex
    @TheAlexpopalex Před rokem +4

    Thanks for your helpful videos. Though I think there is a big need that babies are communication, which is left out: The need to pee or poop. I have my secound baby now (5 weeks old) and he tells me basically alle the time when he needs to eliminate something. We do elimination communication and it really shortens his crying episodes. Have you ever hab contact with this method?

  • @einatofir9175
    @einatofir9175 Před 2 lety +3

    OMG, your videos are so helpful and eye-opening! thank you!

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 2 lety +1

      You’re welcome! Glad you’re enjoying them!

  • @shielaacon2005
    @shielaacon2005 Před 3 lety

    Hi Mam Emma! Can I request if u have spare time to make video for , “the best educational video for baby from 4months to toddler thanks a lot! “ love your videos so much ❤️❤️❤️

  • @deidrekoehl5193
    @deidrekoehl5193 Před 3 lety +9

    These videos are genius. I would have never known most of this information.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +1

      Glad it helps

    • @roseamalee1464
      @roseamalee1464 Před 2 lety

      @@EmmaHubbard can they taste what you eat through the breast milk? I'm asking as your videos have been helping more than others I've seen.

  • @deanneleblanc354
    @deanneleblanc354 Před 3 lety +3

    I love you and your channel! I’m expecting my first baby in July and I’m soaking up as much of your information as possible. I’m going to be having a virtual baby shower in a few weeks and I’m almost done my registry. I’d love if you could tell me any recommendations you have to put on list? I’ll be buying the tripp trapp high chair. I added an Oball, some sleep swaddlers, the portable room darkening window curtains

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +4

      Hi @Deanne LeBlanc congrats on your pregnancy. Hope you're feeling well and not getting too tired towards the end. For your registry I would also recommend a white noise machine (plug in but also the option of battery charge is ideal so it can be portable), tactile book (made of material), soft mirror or light up toy for tummy time would also be great. Hope you enjoy your virtual baby shower.

  • @DaddyNeckBeard
    @DaddyNeckBeard Před rokem

    I am a new father my son was born yesterday. This will help me. Thank you.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před rokem

      That’s wonderful news! Congratulations!

  • @ya-chandesu6340
    @ya-chandesu6340 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Are there hunger cues of when the baby is asleep? Or does it mean that if the baby is moving and sometimes opening his mouth, he is awake and hungry?
    Sometimes, I struggle to differenciate REM sleep with being awake and reading cues....

  • @Jam-K
    @Jam-K Před rokem +4

    My baby is already smiling and giggling and trying to „talk“ with me at 1 1/2 months 😅

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před rokem +1

      That’s awesome!

    • @Jam-K
      @Jam-K Před rokem

      @@EmmaHubbard yeah because of your tips ☺️

  • @pssandhu9908
    @pssandhu9908 Před rokem

    with videos it is very easy to understood thanks from Punjab India

  • @reflectivedeebs
    @reflectivedeebs Před 11 měsíci +1

    Are there any cues for babies like "I am still hungry and "I am full"?

  • @kgosimalebo5579
    @kgosimalebo5579 Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing. I'm calm now.
    I think she's overtired. Sorry baby

  • @clairdelune82
    @clairdelune82 Před 2 lety +1

    Do you have a video on cues for the 5+ months?

  • @amandaulett1157
    @amandaulett1157 Před 2 lety +10

    What does it mean when they keep moving hands and feet while sleeping. Because the regular movements constantly wakening out of sleep. Also makes noises as well

  • @dimitrap.9057
    @dimitrap.9057 Před rokem +6

    Great video! Thanks for helping us in our parenting journey? Would you say the hunger cues you mentioned are for 4 month old and older babies too? Our now 4 month old has never given clear hunger cues, he stopped rooting after the 1st month and he is now going through the phase where he puts everything in his mouth so I am clueless as to when we actually needs to feed. I am currently going by the clock I.e. if he gets fussy and it’s been over 2 hours since the last feed I offer him the breast and see if he takes it but we can’t keep relying on the clock. I feel so clueless for not being able to read him

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před rokem +5

      It is really hard to read little ones. But just know it generally does become easier in the months to come as they become a lot better at communicating.
      I will say that mouthing at this age is very normal as your little one now has the skills to hold a toy and to explore these toys they mouth the item (as they don't have the hand skills to manipulate the toys with just their hands). So mouthing at this age would not be a clear indicator of hunger.
      Generally at 4 months of age they can go longer than 2 hours between feeds. I would check in with your baby's doctor to see how often they recommend feeding your little one. If you haven't been told to feed your baby every 2 hours due to milk supply or weight gain you could try to gradually increase the time between the feeds. As maybe your little one might not be giving clear signals that he is hungry because he doesn't need to. Does that make sense?

  • @lucyworby20
    @lucyworby20 Před 3 lety +6

    What about baby hunger cues overnight? Sometimes you don’t know they’re hungry until they are crying. Any tips of overnight feeding?

    • @shabnamkaun
      @shabnamkaun Před rokem

      I have my baby in a bassinet right next to me so I can hear her stirring and fussing (quite loudly and consistently) which tells me she's hungry. I think my body has also adapted to expect that every 2-4 hours so it's gotten used to expecting it in that time frame.

  • @nivethajayaraj7336
    @nivethajayaraj7336 Před rokem +1

    Your videos very useful and awsome i have twins they are 3 months 2 nd twin most of the looking upwards to the lights and fan we have consulted with a doctor she told because of body arch baby is not looking at you kindly please help me out with your ideas

  • @sarahroberts7374
    @sarahroberts7374 Před 3 lety +7

    Hi Emma
    Great video thanks, i feel i am getting better at interpreting my baby boy's needs which obviously leads to both of us being far more content and less stressed! Im baffled as to why this stuff isnt taught in the antenatal classes (i didnt actually have any due to covid lol but was given plenty of leaflets on various things at the hospital).
    Could you do a video on tortocollis please? X

  • @mojentaadventures
    @mojentaadventures Před rokem +1

    Hi Emma, my baby is only 2 weeks old and begin to sleep at her side, is it ok? If not, what I can do to get her back to back sleeping? Thanks

  • @ivyjoytrinidad3266
    @ivyjoytrinidad3266 Před 3 lety

    My baby is ongoing 5 months this coming May 27 but she is always feel tired when playing...or just a simple activities.. what should I do with her?? Thank you 🤗

  • @lillyprinboo
    @lillyprinboo Před 2 lety

    totally unrelated question, but what is that super cute dangly plant behind you? I just love it! Thanks for all the info also. My little one is 8 weeks old yesterday and this is very informative!

    • @mhr5289
      @mhr5289 Před 2 lety

      i’m not sure what that plant is exactly, but one of my favorites looks similar to it and it’s called string of pearls!

    • @julien.4617
      @julien.4617 Před 2 lety

      It might be a plant called String of Bananas. Can't see it very well, though. String of Pearls is a succulent, but her cascading plant doesn't look like that.

  • @elizabethdonley3910
    @elizabethdonley3910 Před 2 lety

    my 3 month old slept last night from 7pm-6am with a night feed at 2. though this is amazing it only leaves him with a few daytime slept hours left. should i have woken him up?

  • @digital11337
    @digital11337 Před 2 lety

    you are a saver !! o.O thank you so much for these tips

  • @anavictoriamoralesmancilla3397

    Hi Emma! Can you recomend a parenting Book? My baby Is almost 12 months and I want to learn how to manage hiis behavior and tantrums

    • @Kingatje
      @Kingatje Před 2 lety

      "The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read" is amazing, our relationship with our son has thrived from it and he is a well behaved, articulate toddler

  • @izahraza9036
    @izahraza9036 Před 3 lety

    Hi. How will baby reacts if he doesn't get the playtime session that he wants?

  • @Cassinova93
    @Cassinova93 Před 3 lety +11

    I have a question about the hunger cues!!!! So my baby is 4.5 months now, and he puts his toys in his mouth all the time, and is starting to teeth. How do I differentiate between those and a hunger cue? Usually I just go off of him trying to root, if I know we’re getting to a feeding time in our day routine or if he cries/does a little yell at me like “hey mama I’m ready!”. Sadly I have seen the turns red a few times, and he has a very specific cry that goes with it, I call it the shake cry. We avoid that one.

    • @bunbao4627
      @bunbao4627 Před 3 lety +1

      1 additional way u can tell is by timing it. does he get hungry every 3-4 hours and u feed every 3-4 hours? if so, then u can gauge the crying at 3-4 hours and know that it's the hunger and not the teething.

    • @Cassinova93
      @Cassinova93 Před 3 lety +1

      @@bunbao4627 he’s honestly all over the place with everything. Naps, feeding, bedtime. We try to do the same bedtime everyday but sometimes he takes his time nursing and gets distracted. 😂

  • @love4clothes
    @love4clothes Před 2 lety +1

    Would anyone have an advice for baby thst would sleep even 4hrs without waking up to eat so when I wake her she is already really hungry and I dont even get a chance to read the cues. I know I could wake her up earlier but mostly she wakes up fussy anyways, she is 3 weeks now...

  • @thankfulblessed8496
    @thankfulblessed8496 Před 11 měsíci

    Oh wow

  • @Dayspring77
    @Dayspring77 Před rokem +1

    What do you recommend for a one month old who hates to be swaddled and likes his hands up by his face but also those same arms wake him up from moving them around so much and hitting his face . I feel like he wakes up either way being unrestrained or restrained

    • @rachelclarke3497
      @rachelclarke3497 Před rokem +3

      Love to Dream Swaddle Up is designed to swaddle them with their arms up by their face. Maybe try that!

  • @ellenfoster9764
    @ellenfoster9764 Před 6 dny

    We thought my first son went from colic to being unusually calm. Starting at about 3 months, we could take him to any noisy environment and he would go instantly asleep. Now I know he is autistic. I think he was overwhelmed and zoning out.

  • @klorraineb9818
    @klorraineb9818 Před 11 měsíci

    My little girl is almost 2 months and every single nap she fights and she is such a happy baby until she gets sleepy and like when she yawns and starts rubbing her eyes i get the white noise, swattle, try to hold her and nothing lol just gets more upset so idk if im mixing up her window or what lol. But im happy theirs videos like this and anyone with any advice please let in on what u have.

  • @ixmix
    @ixmix Před 2 lety

    what are the cues/ signs for pain... and its different types...

  • @Fantasybermain
    @Fantasybermain Před 3 lety +2

    Hi Emma, thank you for your helpful video
    Sorry, this might be out of text but I really need some help with my 9 months son.
    He started solid at 6 months age, but always shut his mouth whenever I tried to put purree or porridge. The only thing he will open his mouth is when I give him water. Whenever I put him into highchair, it will only last 5 minutes and after that he will cry and make loud sound. So, My mom in law told me to put him into baby walker and give him food when he is walk around, but I realize it isn’t help at all and even make him more rejecting his food. Please help 😣🙏🏻
    Thank you

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi @Roselin Salyo sounds like a challenging few months. I would agree that using a baby walker for eating isn’t going to help your little one. To safely explore food and focus on the skill of eating it is recommended they sit in a supportive high chair. In this video I discuss how to make sure your high chair is fitting/giving them the support they need. czcams.com/video/ewM5oQaxcZM/video.html. It might be helpful.
      I also have a video on how to make mealtimes easier which might help. The key is to take the pressure off eating and let your little one touch and explore the food. It would be best if you also played with the food and ate the food with your mouth open to show your little one what he is to do with the food once it is in his mouth.
      It might be helpful to see a speech pathologist who specialises in mealtimes as they would be able to see him and give more specific advice.

    • @hannahscott6604
      @hannahscott6604 Před 2 lety +1

      A walker is not safe and these have been banned by the American Academy of Pediatrics for causing many injuries to babies due to how fast they can go in them. Alongside this, walkers CAN in some babies, delay walking due to the fact they mainly work on development of the Achilles heel and calf muscles instead of the hips and thigh muscles that we really really need to learn how to walk
      Hope this is kinda helpful !

  • @AE-cz9nh
    @AE-cz9nh Před rokem +1

    My girl is two weeks old and she screaming bloody murder and stretches her legs like shes in pain idk it shes hungry or if something is really wrong with her

  • @luciasierra7646
    @luciasierra7646 Před rokem +1

    Urgent question: if I notice hunger cues but baby still has not woken up should I pick him up to feed him? I understood you should not wake a sleeping baby. The issue is that by the time I breastfeed he would have already started crying and so I may be getting to him a bit late?? How to cope with breastfeeding appropriately and not disturbing his sleep?? THANK YOU !!!

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před rokem +2

      Hi Lucia if your little one is asleep I recommend leaving him, as he will wake up when he is truely hungry. Newborns are extremely noisy sleepers and smack their lips, cry out, suck their hands etc when sleeping. This is because they spend a lot of time in REM sleep. So that might be what you are seeing, rather than hunger cues?

  • @curleyps6122
    @curleyps6122 Před rokem

    Hi my baby cries to go to sleep, she gets sleep but does not fall asleep immediately and she cries alot for that. I need to nurse her until she falls asleep and this is the only way to stop her crying. After she fells asleep (she takes time to fall asleep) she sleeps on chest mostly, she wakes up immediately when she was placed on her sleep lounge. Is this normal. Also how do i know my baby is crying due to gas

  • @autumnrounsaville6701
    @autumnrounsaville6701 Před 2 lety +3

    I’m having such a hard time not knowing my baby’s cues and I feel so guilty and upset bc I can’t figure it out 😭 I don’t wanna mess up her attachment to me and my husband.. this video helped but I still feel clueless 😔😔

    • @XxDanielaxX
      @XxDanielaxX Před 2 lety +2

      Autumn Rounsaville I can so well relate to this! My LO is now 7 months old and I still not able to distinct her ways of crying. Online I find that mothers are so amazing! Just by baby's cry they understand what baby needs... Had to realize, that's not me. 😣😔
      I'm going for body cues as well as the time (between feeds or from waking up)

    • @tanyachurakova2944
      @tanyachurakova2944 Před rokem +1

      Oh my gosh.. I thought I’m the only one who just doesn’t know and can’t tell by my baby’s cry))

  • @Oliveira.251
    @Oliveira.251 Před 3 lety

    8 months here ! Teething

  • @evamei6696
    @evamei6696 Před 2 lety +1

    So what happens if my 3 month old keeps arching her back or stiffens up constantly even after she’s fed, changed, played with, napped and all that? Lately, the last 4 to 5 days has been terrible with her. I have 3 girls and the older two was never like this last one who’s 3 month old. No matter how i try to change a hold, nurse, bottle feed, she’s flipping out like crazy even though I am sure of her cues. She don’t sleep well on her back either. So lost with this baby… 😭

    • @miccheckentertainment3676
      @miccheckentertainment3676 Před rokem +1

      We had the same thing, sounds like gas problems. Baby massages really helped with us. Also could be auk by reflux

  • @EliMenendez
    @EliMenendez Před 2 lety +2

    Confused when my 3 week old baby puts hands in her month... "I'm tied" (soothing) or "I'm hungry"??

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 2 lety +4

      Hi Elizabeth it can be really confusing! If you have recently fed your little one and she has been awake for 45 - 120 minutes I would say putting her hands in her mouth is indicating she is tired. Babies at this age generally only stay awake for 45 - 120minutes between naps. Hope that helps!

  • @MrMegafly2011
    @MrMegafly2011 Před 2 lety

    What’s a cue for I’m in pain?

  • @ma_rotte5814
    @ma_rotte5814 Před 3 lety +2

    My 3.5 month daughter is teething. She's a very chill baby but now she starts screaming from 0 to 100% as soon as she opens her eyes after a nap. Normally, she'd start fussing first and gradually escalate. Today, I've noticed a top of her lower inscisor showing. One down, one to go 💪
    By the way, I love your videos and have learned many new things from you although this is my third baby. I especially loved your video on high chairs. We've been doing it so wrong with our first two kids 🤪

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety

      Oh teething. It is also so distressing for bub and tiring for parents. Hopefully the second one comes through soon!
      Glad these videos are helpful. I am still learning stuff everyday as a parent too!!

  • @imaakpan5743
    @imaakpan5743 Před 3 lety

    My baby is 2wks old and he stretches and tucks in his jaw a lot. I hope it's normal?

  • @amanamanasra6304
    @amanamanasra6304 Před 2 lety

    What do I do when I get sleepy cues, not baby doesn't sleep?

  • @arandomgirl671
    @arandomgirl671 Před rokem

    My daughter's name is Emma too lol

  • @frenchmeasles
    @frenchmeasles Před 3 lety +2

    Is it possible for babies to give hunger cues every hour at 6 weeks? Or is she giving hunger cues but actually just wants comfort nursing or a pacifier? I always ensure she gets a feeding but after burping she would want to feed again!

  • @Annabellevdberg2002
    @Annabellevdberg2002 Před 2 lety +1

    My 6 month old wants to eat so we give her vegetables now because they told us she can’t have more bottles. But after eating strawberries or something she still is hungry and begins to cry. She only stops crying when I make a bottle for her…
    What can I do?

    • @tiffanyanderson8739
      @tiffanyanderson8739 Před 2 lety +1

      You still bottle or breastfeed after giving food who told you not to?

  • @user-mr3ww5gy4j
    @user-mr3ww5gy4j Před 2 lety

    I find this this applies to neurotypical babies, not babies with sensory processing disorder or on autism spectrum.

  • @neshacruz6574
    @neshacruz6574 Před 2 lety

    What if my newborn shows hunger cues but then fall back asleep? Should i wake them up??

  • @Bananaontoasts
    @Bananaontoasts Před 4 měsíci

    i wish my newborn would sleep at least 14 hours!!😭 He barely sleeps 8 throughout the day and night.. i'm exhausted 😢and i bet he is too!

  • @kathryntran2356
    @kathryntran2356 Před měsícem

    This newborn playtime thing is so confusing to me as a FTM. She’s awake and then between a diaper change and a feeding she’s back asleep again.

  • @bdufka
    @bdufka Před 2 lety +4

    my baby never wants to play. He's only a week old, but he goes from sleeping to feeding to crying, he's never just content and quiet, just always in the light sleep or deep sleep phase or full on crying ;/

    • @nigfheac
      @nigfheac Před 2 lety

      Same same! Mine is 2.5 weeks old - zero playing!

    • @SkittlesMarie23
      @SkittlesMarie23 Před 2 lety

      My baby is 1 month and literally is only calm while awake for maybe 3 mins then crying and fussing the rest of the time.

  • @hiraldamania7816
    @hiraldamania7816 Před 2 lety

    Should i wake up my baby if he sleeps more than 3 hours and feed?

  • @beckysue7789
    @beckysue7789 Před 2 lety

    There was a woman on Oprha that all Moms should watch

  • @user-os1qt9jz1o
    @user-os1qt9jz1o Před 2 lety

    I’m a bit surprised you don’t have any car seat/car ride videos.

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 2 lety

      Hi @LaKeesha Porter thanks for the video topic tip!

  • @ritapillay6557
    @ritapillay6557 Před 2 lety

    why my 4 month old twin n premature babies scream and cry in their sleep.

  • @candyluna2929
    @candyluna2929 Před 2 lety

    Mine barely sleeps in the day and she's 3 months

  • @sowjanyabalu1403
    @sowjanyabalu1403 Před 3 lety +1

    This was really helpful👍..I have two months old baby...no problem with day time routine but in the night time could't sleep.. keep on crying.. could't latching my breast.. could't swallowing.... always on our hands...can you please help me for this situation!

  • @HollyTilley
    @HollyTilley Před 3 lety +3

    your plant needs a drink XD love your vids they are very helpful

    • @Jocawe
      @Jocawe Před 3 lety

      Or shes over watered it 😜

    • @HollyTilley
      @HollyTilley Před 3 lety

      @@Jocawe true! Im not a plant expert. The only plant i have is the one she has.. i use to water it nearly every day and started to look unhealthy.. so now i just water it once a month and its thriving

    • @EmmaHubbard
      @EmmaHubbard  Před 3 lety

      Think it is lack of sunlight? It’s in an office with not much light. Hmmm

    • @pamelamareco
      @pamelamareco Před 3 lety

      @@EmmaHubbard that's a monstera deliciosa. It needs a lot of sun light indeed. And it also can't stand being close to a radiator as it's a tropical plant and needs a humid environment to thrive. Yours is ready to be repotted.

  • @lateshaprince
    @lateshaprince Před rokem

    He smiles sometimes but most of the time it is a straight up mug

  • @butulfarzana464
    @butulfarzana464 Před rokem

    How to know they are hungry while they are sleeping

  • @Gamer_Mama_0611
    @Gamer_Mama_0611 Před 11 měsíci +1

    45-120 minutes awake during the day? 0-4 months old? Why does my 1 month old stay up for hours & only sleep for 2-3 hours at a time. It takes hours to settle him. My boobs are in constant use & we've tried everything 😭