Sentences with phrase «just listening to the baby»

Just listen to your baby!

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Little appears to have changed since the days when Livingston was a baby - faced college student who just wanted to listen to tunes on his BlackBerry.

They really listen to the parents who use their products, and they just keep coming through for all of us baby carrier nerds (like myself)!

I'm sorting clothes in the laundry room and the tinies are all watching Little Bear while the baby shrieks, she just found out she's in charge of her voice and listen to her holler.

There, on the comfy couches, I hugged my caffeine, I read while my baby slept on my chest, or I just sat and watched and listened to the adult conversation I was so craving at the time.

I am just going to LISTEN to my baby and RESPOND to his needs.

My partner will get very angry with our little girl and I worry that this just makes the problem worse as my partner is very used to being able to control everything around her, but now all of a sudden she has a baby that won't listen to reason.

After living through these earliest years with about as much attachment style parenting as possible, including baby wearing, extended nursing, family bed, empathic listening, and a nurturing, mindful environment, I've been asked to share some ideas about thriving, not just surviving, these early years.

Baby's heart beat can also be picked up by a doctor's stethoscope now, and not just the Doppler which your midwife uses to listen with at your antenatal appointments.

But OK, in addition to the fact that the pain was my fault for not being able to position my baby properly, I am probably also just a whiner who didn't listen to the suggestions I got for my fixable problem.

Just listen to how excited, confident and successful first - time mom Molly was on her FIRST DAY of feeding her baby:

That babies fall asleep naturally, when we realise the moments when they need to cry and just hold them and listen instead.

I think babies do need to be listened to, to have time where they aren't bounced or overfed or distracted, when they are just held in our arms and get to soak up our loving care and attention without it being our aim to stop the tears.

Babies often enjoy just listening to your conversations, as well as your descriptions of their activities and environments.

Baby Blues: ~ occurs in 50 - 80 % of moms ~ onset is within the first 10 days postpartum ~ symptoms include sadness, crying, fatigue, sleep problems, feeling overwhelmed, and labile emotions ~ treatment can include support groups and just having someone to listen — but mom should definitely be watched for continuing symptoms of depression

These battery - operated, handheld instruments are easy to use - place the doppler fetal heartbeat monitor just above your pubic bone and listen, tilting the probe at different angles until you find the amazing sound of your baby's heartbeat.

How I didn't realize just how important it was to pick up a crying baby, to kneel down and listen, to nurture and respect and to let the people you love more than anything in the world crawl into bed with you.

The babies will completely enjoy listening to the heartbeat, voice, and breathe of their mother, just as they've been used to when they're still inside the belly.

Although listening to baby talk can be annoying, it's likely to just be a phase.

They can do that by recording their baby's voice or cries, having a picture of their baby with them, or just trying to relax and possibly listening to some music.

Schwartz suggests that dad sing songs, hum to baby, dance (on a side note, my husband has a very funny dance he developed just for our baby's fussy days), listen to calming music, or bouncing with her on the above - mentioned exercise ball.

I am strong because I listened to my body and had my c - section just in time to save my baby and me.

I cry when I hear about babies being aborted, even when it's just listening to a song like «Brick» by Ben Folds Five.

After I accepted that my daughter just was not a child who was going to sleep for long stretches at night (she will be two soon and still wakes to nurse every two or three hours), it stopped bothering me, and now I, too, take those quiet moments to breathe in her baby hair smell and listen to her small sleepy sounds.

If you are a new nursing mother or just not sure if you are being used as a pacifier and want to know if the baby is really eating or not, listen for swallowing.

I teach music and movement to babies through age five, and I would just like to add that it's not just the listening to music that's important; it's the making of it that really stimulates the brain all over.

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My biggest hope will be for people to just listen, really listen to people's experiences, and use it to enhance their own understanding and to help them help others experiencing baby loss in the future.

I am no expert, and I don't pretend to have the answers — I am just a parent who is approaching the second anniversary of the stillbirth of her first son — but I do know the power of peer - to - peer support, having a voice, and being listened too, discovering others who can say «me too», and being informed in the bigger picture of baby loss outside of your own story.

As the parent you can come to know your baby's cries quite well just by listening.

And Cindy writes: «I just finished listening to your episode about the baby blues and your timing couldn't be more perfect.

Just listen, weigh out the tips, and then when she has gone home continue to raise your baby the way you want.

Veronica Tingzon: Many years ago I was in Guatemala with a missionary group with my father and what not, and we did some medical stuff and there was a mother there who had just birthed a baby and the midwife or as they call the «Partera» was telling her just go ahead and feed the baby but the grandmother of the baby was saying, «no, no, no you don't want the baby to get used to the arms» and I said, «listen to the partera» and that mom was lactating probably within a little bit under two days also.

He tells the distraught mother, «Just put the baby in it's crib, close the door, and go somewhere where you won't have to listen to the child.

Just Jo's Spaced Soothing technique which means you settle baby then listen to sleep noises, then respond with soothing when they need you.

Like u mention im sure by getting the proper walker thats stable and secure for your baby will be wonderful this is really something i hope is not offending the post or anyone just wanted to add info im getting feed by reading and listening around.

Just remember, you did everything right by listening to your baby's cues.

When I saw the benefits of listening to my daughter's feelings, as a baby, and then beyond into toddler tantrums, when I started getting listened to as a parent, I realised just how big this pearl of wisdom can be.

Aside from physical breast feeding problems, new mothers often give up breast feeding for other reasons - such as not feeling supported by family and friends, listening to old wive's tales, believing that prescribed medication prevents it, thinking the baby doesn't like it or believing that they just can't breast feed.

When you're just trying to get your head on straight, feed your baby, and live your life, listening to other people's nastiness is the last thing you want to deal with.

No sense listening to baby scream all the way home, and if he is quiet, toddler may sack out in his seat and you can just carry him to his bed when you get home.

... we have a high water birth rate here, mostly because we have this water birth room, which is available with tons of hot water and a big beautiful tub and so essentially if I get them in the room, I get them in the water, I'm listening to the baby, I shut the curtains around the tub, I turn the lights down and I just give them that hour, like 1 to 2 h of kind of privacy where I'm sneaking in to listen to the baby.

I have been supplementing my daughter formula since she was 5 days old just as low milk supply and she's now 2 months old listening to the moms on your show share their experience with low milk supply and how they're still breastfeeding their baby even at 4 months and older just [Inaudible 00:27:23].

The science behind «crying it out» has done wonders to debunk the idea that «crying it out,» when practiced correctly, hurts children, but listening to your baby cry, even if just for a few minutes, isn't easy.

No one enjoys listening to a baby cry, even if it's just for a few minutes at a time.

Some baby monitors allow you to keep an eye on your baby with visual screens, while some just allow you to listen in.

It still hurts my heart when I remember listening to my first baby boy crying in his bed when all he wanted was to be close to me... I wish I could go back and just bring him to my bed and cuddle him I will never ignore my instincts again.

Your baby gets closeness and warmth close to your body in the baby carrier and can listen to the soothing sound of your heart beat, just like in the womb.

But I am glad that Marriott kind of came out and said: listen, they are just trying to feed their babies and we'll let them feed their babies, you know, kind of thing, so... Props to Marriott for coming through in the end!

So before we wrap up today's episode, I have an email that I really want to share with you guys and this comes from Cindy, and Cindy writes: I just finished listening to your episode about the baby blues and your timing could not be more perfect.