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The same thing happened to me..don’t watch the video cause the nurse was like oh yeah this is your third your fine so I was like oh yeah she’s probably talking about not shaking your baby and I knew that but didn’t know about the fact that they’re gonna cry for no reason! 😂 my first two barely cried! But now I know that my baby now is normal and my first two were the exception 😂

Have you had a baby cry non stop for 3 hours no matter what you do?

​@@crazy4orlando2yeah it sucks

Hi Arci! For preemies you go based off of their corrected age. As you stated your baby is 10 weeks actual but 3 weeks adjusted. This means on the crying curve they are currently at the 3 weeks range.

Hi Gracie! Normal increased infant crying can be very frustrating. It is important to remember that if it ever becomes too frustrating it is ok to put your baby in a safe place and walk away for a few minutes to calm yourself down. No soothing technique works 100% of the time, but you can try skin-to-skin contact with your baby, walk and sing with your baby, or take your baby on a walk.

You can try Gripe Water, this helped some people. Also, perhaps try a non-dairy milk formula, sometimes the babies are lactose intolerant and the parents dont know, the baby's intenstines begin to get damaged because they cant take the dairy. So, formulas that are good for highly sensitive baby stomachs such as "PurAmino Hypoallergenic Infant Drink, for Severe Food Allergies, Omega-3 DHA, Iron, Immune Support, Powder Can".

@@purplencsbs6943Hi, thanks for the advice! I’ll try it out when I have a baby that has Colic. Are there other words for Colic?

​@@graceperkins6757 Hi Gracie, the term colic can be confusing for professionals and caregivers, this is why we have introduced the term the Period of PURPLE Crying. Many professionals and individuals refer to the increased inconsolable crying that babies experience as colic, due to a study many years ago that defined colic as a "healthy" baby that cries for three or more hours a day, for three or more days a week, for three or more weeks. To an extent, this is what the term still means, however, infantile colic has also become confused with adult colic which does refer to intestinal pain. So, parents and caregivers may be looking for answers to fix their baby's crying when in fact, this is just a normal developmental period all baby's go through. Now, if your baby is experiencing digestive issues this will only add to the crying that is experienced during this period, and efforts to soothe those pains may only soothe some of the crying. In short, referring to infant colic as the Period of PURPLE Crying may reduce some of this confusion.

Same...

@@madisonmitchell2960 good luck, loving my week old daughter lol

Me too lol

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Watch your mouth , you don’t question the experts , go get pregnant or something

Why do you think that?

@@lacytrowbridge4843 An infant's way of communication is crying. Excessive crying means there's an underlying problem. High levels of cortisol are detrimental. They're trying to normalize pain like crying to parents. PURPLE crying is a subliminal message, think like a cynic when referring to the acronym.

@@karlaherrada1724 I thought this explained a lot but my child only went through constant evening crying for 2 weeks. Every check up showed normal health but I did always wonder if she was trying to tell me something. Our whole town of parents had to sit down and watch a video about the period of purple and I was surprised they were trying to teach us how to be parents.

@@karlaherrada1724 That’s why they offer solutions to comfort the baby and look for signs of what’s wrong, if anything. Caring for your child doesn’t mean you have to assume the worst in normal behavior that is actively being studied…

Are you a doctor?

You poor girl, l sympathise with you and l understand. It won't last forever.

Even if it’s not a new mother, I’ve heard of the shaken baby syndrome when I had my first but completely forgot about the purple crying. Had two babies 5 years apart and both were super easy they didn’t really cry I was with them most of the the time full time breastfed them. 8 years later now at 39 have a 3 week old and she started crying since the second night of being born and I didn’t understand! I’m doing the exact same thing I did with my first two and then I remember the nurse told me about purple crying before I had the baby but she’s like oh that’s right this is your third you already know.. nope! I didn’t know.. I should’ve watched it. Now I understand more why she cries and is ok

On the contrary, people who don't have children shouldn't live in an apartment. See how that sounds? You can't force a child to take a binky, in fact if you do sometimes it can make the crying worse. You have no idea how your neighbor feels having a child that cries for 10 hours out of the day. I really have no idea what happened to empathy, people are so callous about everything nowadays.

@@dingoledingus9039 no he's absolutely right. You have a choice to have a kid or not. If you're financial status isn't good enough, don't have kids. Dont try to flip the problem on the victim

@@dingoledingus9039 Having kids is a choice. Sorry. That's the facts. Especially when abortion is an option. This doesn't mean you should abort children. But it does mean even if you're married protect yourself from pregnancy until you're financially responsible enough to not make your child other people's nightmare.

@@OranguBANG you are on some next level horseshit with that low level of thinking. Do you expect everyone in the world to bend over backwards to make sure you aren't inconvenienced by anything? Hate to break it to you dude buddy, but the world doesn't revolve around you. I deal with my neighbors IED level bass from their nuclear powered subwoofer, that's life. To tell people who have children they have no right to live in an apartment and to even insinuate that they aren't financially responsible is some ole I lack self awareness, ole self entitled, ole 5 year old brat bull mess and you know it. Get a grip.

Lol , you where a crying baby sometime in your life you idiot haha

Agree fully. Dealing with my 3rd and damn! This shit gets old. But you still love them.

What ever you do don’t shake the baby

There’s a wide range of normal between infants. If you read on the purple crying website I think you can see some statistics they’ve found

Usually intelligent babies develop longer but have more awareness , during their growth when they realise new experiences they begin crying; the best way to quieten them is to move them into a new unfamiliar room where they can observe in awe and experience.

Same, mine is 7 weeks and it’s been HELL I didn’t go through this with my oldest so this caught my off guard completely I almost took him to the ER cause I didn’t know what else to do 😢 thank God I found this video 💜

Ours has 6 weeks, what do you do when crying badly, it starts coughing ('cause of all those tonalities, her vocal cords can't take it any longer and she (in our case) begins to cough violently (like expecting to see blood coming of her any minute now, situation), then what? those moments scare me shitless ....one can;t just leave a baby crying....

Bullshit

Yeah, go figure injecting neurotoxins into newborns is NOT A GOOD IDEAL. ( brain swelling )

It starts before infants are vaccinated. So, no.

I agree, and no it doesn’t start before vaccines, he said it peaks in the second month....

What neurotoxins? Please cite a source.

A A I was just told this from the pediatrician it was cuz I was having to much dairy. So I made a change in my diet hoping to see a change

@@gjulissa77 you should! It will take a while for it to completely get out of your baby's system, like if you had caffeine. Just give it time, but you should see major improvement! Plus the diaper changes should not be so smelly and gross!

I’ve been trying to figure out if my baby is having a dietary issue. I’m dairy free and gluten free, so I’ve been unsure what could be causing it. Our pediatrician seems to think it’s just normal newborn behavior (he’s 2 weeks). This period of PURPLE crying sounds like a plausible explanation! Knowing it gets worse, trying to mentally prepare myself and keep gassy foods out of my diet!

@@SonjiaFlowers I’m sorry to hear that! My pediatrician’s advice was to keep a food diary so that I could be able to figure out what was causing the problem, so I could try eliminating it from my diet to see if it helped. The human body is super complex! The purple crying is super stressful so just know if it gets overwhelming, to just ask for a break!

Am in the same situation so frustrating they have a second room to put the little chuky in but no they decided to keep the baby in the master room next to mine and the walls are paper thin

i live upstairs from neighbors who had a second baby(honestly don't remember the first baby they had two yrs ago crying this much, usually only in daytime..), this baby often cries in the nighttime and here it is close to 1am and poor baby still crying for about half hr plus , seems like 70% every night it chooses to cry around midnight and usually the neighbors keep to themselves so my fam doesn't feel the need to say anything....now the baby stopped crying

@@eldo322 babies are supposed to stay in the same room with parents until 1 year of age. There are many reasons, one being a decreased risk for SIDS. So yeah, doubt they're doing it on purpose to ruin your sleep.

Have you guys found any solution other than exterminating the neighbours 💀