Sentences with phrase «stops listening to the baby»

The parent feels silly and stops listening to the baby.

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At this point, your baby is starting to respond to you and will stop doing what they are doing in order to listen to you or watch you if you come into a room or make a noise, for example.

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.

Stop listening to all those parents who tell you that their baby goes to bed at 7 am and sleeps through the night.

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.

Listening to your baby cry is tough for any mother, but having no way to put a stop to the sound is downright distressing.

I know that if I had listened to the lactation consultant, I would have HAD to stop nursing, because it was either I get the baby's weight up, or he winds up in the hospital, and that would have been the end of any hope of getting my nursing back on track.

The kids aren't listening to you, the baby won't stop crying and it would be really, really nice if someone would help you out.

If your baby responds, then you can stop talking, listen to what the baby says and then you can again start talking.

Instead, stop for a few seconds and listen to your baby to determine if they're simply fussing, or if they're really worked up enough that they need you to comfort them.

Whether complaining that after Suge Knight and Queen took their cuts from «Ice Ice Baby» (60 and 50 percent, respectively) he actually owes money every time the song is played, or listening to Sandler imploring him to «stop, collaborate, and listen,» Ice imbues his surprisingly meaty supporting turn with just the right air of don't - give - a-fuck self - deprecation.

If I had to summarize my 43 years of research into one sentence... it would be, «When you're hurting baby, the world stops, and I listen.»»

We are «taught» that a baby crying can only be a bad thing and should be stopped at all costs, but when we consider that crying is a form of communication, we can get past this notion and stop to listen to the story our baby is telling us instead of shushing her and in essence telling her we're not interested in what she has to say.