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My child always keep crying whenever we try to get sleep ...

My child always keep crying whenever we try to get sleep ...

I have daughter. she is only 6 month old . whenever we try to get her get sleep on bed. she started crying and she sleep in lap many hours.

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Komala Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

Feed her by lying her on bed beside you

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Soumi Mom of a 9 yr 8 m old boy 4 years ago

babies tend to remain in their mother's lap since that is the only known Era for them. the bed might also not be enough comfortable to her. you may try comfortable cotton bed lining ad dry sheet instead of oil cloth

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Shiwali Mom of 3 children 4 years ago

There can b 2 reasons either the child is physically stressed or it is having colic problem. So massage it's legs before sleep and u can apply asafoetida on a around navel, just dissolve a pinch of it in a spoon of Luke warm water

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Kavita Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

give her colicaid.. sometimes baby feel gas.. play with her during daytime.. bath her before sleep..

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Rahul Jain Father of 2 children 4 years ago

try traditional godiyu... kind of palna. it is very cosy

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My child always keep crying whenever we try to get sleep ...

I have daughter. she is only 6 month old . whenever we try to get her get sleep on bed. she started crying and she sleep in lap many hours.

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