Please Come Home With Me....

• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

No worries tops your Grandfather had the know how not that I knew i had it either. She stopped crying in her tracks I only held her and smiled at her that was it pam she stopped. Your Mom must have gotten pretty frantic too as I used to be up nights and during the day as well.

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

@topffer Aha I was a bit like that too and did not tolerate that awful National Health Milk. I can understand your Mom I really can and I went with him to the Doctor´s no end of times and I ended up giving him an old fashioned remedy and by God it worked and I considered myself so luck to have dared to try it. He just went from strength to strength so much that when he did stop crying I thought something was wrong.

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topffer

@topffer (42155)

• France

3 Nov 18

@lovinangelsinstead21 I wonder how my parents did not strangled me

. I have an allergy to milk since birth (I can drink a bit today) and I was fed with mashed food.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502491)

• Italy

3 Nov 18

My mother told be that I cried a lot when I was only a few weeks old. They later discovered I had a problem with the milk of my mom and the cow milk. The doctor switched me to goat milk and I never cried again.

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

I managed to survive on that awful milk that was given then. My Mom could not feed me as she worked so many hours of the day for so little money. Good job you took to goats milk that was unheard of here.

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

@MALUSE Glad you were able to get to drink it. It was something that was unheard of really even right up to now.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502491)

• Italy

4 Nov 18

@lovinangelsinstead21 It was our family doctor who suggested this very old remedy.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

7 Nov 18

So, did you rock her in your arms that she stopped crying. Our daughter is going to be 28 yr old this December, so I can't remember what we did to stop her from crying whenever she has colic. It's always her father, my husband who can make her stop from crying.

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• Pamplona, Spain

7 Nov 18

I did rock her but very softly because she was not my baby and in the minute I gave her back to her Mom she started again. Then she gave her back to me just to see and she stopped again and everyone was laughing a bit but not too much as the poor Mom was out of herself with so much distress. I suppose she must have felt at home I really don´t know to this day and its happened to me with other babies but not always either. Good job her Dad was able to calm her down very good job.

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• Pamplona, Spain

7 Nov 18

@SIMPLYD Not sure about that but I do love Babies very much perhaps they sense it again not sure.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

7 Nov 18

@lovinangelsinstead21 Wow, you have a way with babies that you are able to make them want you and stop crying.

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Cynthia Owens

@cindiowens (5120)

• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

7 Nov 18

Aw, you really have the touch!

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• Pamplona, Spain

8 Nov 18

Some babies really do have colic problems and my youngest had that for a long time and Doctors were not sympathetic at all so I had to find ways to remedy it myself. A Nurse helped me out with the old fashioned remedy saying that should do it. Gripe water did nothing to ease it off so I guess I might have a kind of understanding of those babies that are fretful.

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Manuela Lopes

@nela13 (59365)

• Portugal

3 Nov 18

The baby surely liked you

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

Maybe she might have done the last time I saw her much much grown up she liked me then also. I love babies a lot.

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Manuela Lopes

@nela13 (59365)

• Portugal

4 Nov 18

@lovinangelsinstead21 they are the sweetest thing

putri

@leny34 (8506)

• Sidoarjo, Indonesia

3 Nov 18

maybe he still cried in my opinion

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

Well babies always cry anyway but babies with colic cry even more so.

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• Pamplona, Spain

4 Nov 18

@leny34 Most often they are picking up tension or something else around them as well as the might be colic as well. They draw their knees up to their tummy sometimes also.

putri

@leny34 (8506)

• Sidoarjo, Indonesia

3 Nov 18

@lovinangelsinstead21 it's true that they are hard to keep quiet when crying

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (169479)

• United States

3 Nov 18

Such a hard stage to live through, crying and colicky. I hope the mom took to heart the gentle approach you showed her.

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

I would hope that she did as she was quite frantic. I suspect that the baby was upset with the tension going on the house as well because she got separated from that guy.

Alfredo Rossi

@amadeo (111937)

• United States

3 Nov 18

we were lucky.We had good babies.

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• Pamplona, Spain

3 Nov 18

They were both good really its just he suffered from colic like that girl´s baby and she stopped crying right away with me holding her. Her poor Mom was really upset and nervous.

Tokz

@ilocosboy (45155)

• Philippines

4 Nov 18

When my kids still babies and couldn't stop them from crying, right after I gave to her mother they immediately stop crying like a magic.

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