HiyaJust wondering if any other Mums have difficulty in settling their little ones during the day? My daughter is 12 weeks old but has constantly cried since she was born, we have tried every kind of distraction from toys to Windows Media Player

Nearly 60% of babies wake regularly at night at 9months, small wonder then parents are desperate for help with their baby’s sleep. For most it will come in the form of sleep training involving managed crying episodes. “Controlled Crying”, “Cry

Is my baby crying because of hunger?Quite possibly the first cry you will get to recognise is the all important message: 'Feed me!' Your child, like you, is only just beginning to get used to feeding routines, but this need can be quickly resolved

You know the scene all too well, you’re out for a quiet meal when your little one starts crying.A change of nappy is the usual quick fix but angry dad Billy West took it several steps too far.Diner Clive Merrifield, 45, was shocked as his request

Cry babyIn the first few weeks, it’s not unusual to panic at every little sound your baby makes. You’re hyper sensitive to her cries and it’s hard not to jump up immediately the moment they start. As you gain confidence you’ll start understanding

Seeing your baby’s bottom lip begin to wobble is heart wrenching for all parents. But for Aimee and Elliott Joyce that sight brought on a cold sweat, as every time their son Lucas cried, it put his life at risk.Aimee and Elliott were told by doctors

my 6 week old baby girl seems to cry all day and evening even after a feed, but goes down at night at 930pm till 2.00pm. Thought it was colic or wind then reflux doctor prescribed medication but didnt work now investigating the posibility of a

Hi, I have a four month old wee girl who I assume is teething. Just recently (last week or so) she has been crying a lot more, in fact most of the time and when she does nothing seems to make her stop. It is driving my husband and me mad. Is it just

Afternoon All, Im looking for some advice, i am finding that tyler (he will be 6 weeks 2moro)is really crying after having his bottle, we do give him infacol and he does break wind. I thought it was because he was tired but it is happening more

in a mo have no idea what i want to eat and all i want to do is sit here and cry! Ive gotOne week from today to wait to test but now i think its going to be neg! Please someone tell me theres hope or i'll feel so cheated.. Hi ChristiI have just looked