4 Confusing Cues Most Parents Misread (& What They Really Mean)
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- Newborn cues are a helpful way to get a little insight into what you baby wants or needs. But often what is being observed are reflexes, rather than signs of hunger, coldness or other needs. Because these reflexes are pure instinct, they aren't necessarily going to be the reliable indicator that they are sometimes made out to be.
In this video you'll learn what these common reflexes are and how to spot them to avoid confusion, as well as how to more reliably tell when your baby is tired, hungry, or cold.
As always, I hope you find it helpful!
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Oh my gosh. My daughter is 7 weeks and this video covered a lot of things I was worrying about, THANK YOU. Your content almost makes me cry with relief sometimes.
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Also congratulations on the arrival of your little one! ❤️ I hope you're having fun getting to know each other!
Thank you for clearing up the fist clenching! I kept seeing that one, and that they would relax their hands when they were full, and I was like “well if that’s true, my baby is full after three sucks, because he always opens his hands very quickly”
😂 No worries at all. Glad you kept following your instincts!
Hey Emma, I’m a mum of a 2 month old.
Even though I’m a developmental psychologist it’s amazing how much I learned from your videos. Thank you so much.
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I'm still learning from developmental psychologists too! One of my best friends is one, and she amazes me all the time!
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Thank you and God bless you....I was thinking about all these things you've mentioned here and finally got an idea of things . Thank you. 😊
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Hey Emma. I’ve been watching you for over 2 years , you have made things so clear and easy for me with a toddler and second on the way ❤ I just wanted to ask , in the first few months of baby’s life , is it okay to feed them when they cry ? Cause that’s what I did with my first since I solely bottle fed , that was literally the only way I could tell she was hungry (she did not have any other cues)
Thanks for sticking with me over the years!
It's perfectly okay to feed your baby when they cry if that's the only way they show they're hungry. Your second child might have more obvious signs of hunger, but if they don't it's still fine if crying is the main cue that lets you know.
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I really wish the hospital went over the lip quiver or leg quiver lol I was TERRIFIED.
I’m sorry you went through that 💜
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My 9 month old twril her hands and feet a lot. Please advise how to reduce
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