She doesn’t seem very happy does she? You can tell by her eyes/general expression. Something’s amiss with her at the moment. Hmm ![Thinking face :thinking: 🤔](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f914.png)
![Thinking face :thinking: 🤔](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f914.png)
But perfect ren that can’t do wrong didn’t have these problems. Welcome to the world imo that everyone is different and you clearly are not aware how babies work. Probably the cocktail of shite she drinks giving the poor kids stomach issuesOh look the problems have started with baby no 2![]()
This is literally every newborn for the first couple of weeks…..Oh look the problems have started with baby no 2![]()
I specifically remember her banging on about Ren grunting and groaning in pain and curling up from reflux? She why is she now saying Ren didn’t have that problem?Oh look the problems have started with baby no 2![]()
Last night I say it’s weird how Spencer hasn’t posted anything at all, now he posts this, hey spenny and imoView attachment 2396535
Nice to see Spencer has been given permission to post on HIS Instagram and hold his new daughter. Featuring the classic Wallace and Gromit grin!
If Ren never grunted or cried a newborn she got EXTREMELY lucky.
My LO had reflux and colic and pretty much for the first 11 weeks cried non stop. He’d always be writhing in discomfort bless him/pulling his legs up.
However, I didn’t have the luxury of having my husband at home 24/7.. and I also don’t have the luxury of affording every private consultation with feeding specialists / osteopaths that’s available.
I actually went private in the end to see if he had tongue tie (which he did!) but most people just get told by the GP it’s normal / just them getting used to everything and you just have to get on with it.
maybe she’s just got trapped wind like most babies do.. get some infacol to try and whatever else people use before you plaster on the internet that she’s “in pain”after 1 tough night Jesus. She can’t go into attention seeking panic mode and label every illness she can think of on to her children as soon as she has a couple of bad nights. It’s too much.
Exactly this! My 13 week old still grunts and makes weird noises in her sleep. At 5 weeks she was diagnosed with CMPA and put on dairy free formula as she came out in rashes and seemed in agony when she was fed but the normal windy/grizzly/grunting baby is your standard baby. Like you said, get some infacol or whatever else is safe for that age and get on with it.If Ren never grunted or cried a newborn she got EXTREMELY lucky.
My LO had reflux and colic and pretty much for the first 11 weeks cried non stop. He’d always be writhing in discomfort bless him/pulling his legs up.
However, I didn’t have the luxury of having my husband at home 24/7.. and I also don’t have the luxury of affording every private consultation with feeding specialists / osteopaths that’s available.
I actually went private in the end to see if he had tongue tie (which he did!) but most people just get told by the GP it’s normal / just them getting used to everything and you just have to get on with it.
maybe she’s just got trapped wind like most babies do.. get some infacol to try and whatever else people use before you plaster on the internet that she’s “in pain”after 1 tough night Jesus. She can’t go into attention seeking panic mode and label every illness she can think of on to her children as soon as she has a couple of bad nights. It’s too much.