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Alguém por aqui costuma usar autocarro ou comboio em Lisboa/almada com bebés? Como é? Que usam para transportar o bebé?
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Que sítios recomendam ou costumam ir para passear com bebes (acessível a carrinho e/ou sombras), para além do paredão da Costa?

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Alguém tem este carrinho e pode me dar feedback sobre como é andar com ele na calçada portuguesa?

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My 3month old just seems unhappy overall, barely smiles. When playing he’s always complaining (I think he gets frustrated).
Then before naps he always cries, no matter what I do (smaller wake windows , bigger WW, tire him more, stimulate him less, wind down, wtv). Bare in mind I do contact naps (shouldn’t get better than this?) but he still screams when I try to hug him and soothe him because he thinks it’s just a nap still coming.
Then at night the past week he just screams on and off for a full hour until eventually falling asleep. It’s horrible.
Today I tried to put him for a nap at 5pm. He was yawning and within the wake window. But instead he started to cry a lot and get agitated like he does for night time. Tried all sorts of things with pauses in between but he only fell asleep at 7pm for the night after hours of sobbing and screaming. This is so hard.

It feels like he’s unhappy and hates life and is suffering and doesn’t like me. And now I’m sobbing too. This is so hard.

My 3month old just seems unhappy overall, barely smiles. When playing he’s always complaining (I think he gets frustrated).
Then before naps he always cries, no matter what I do (smaller wake windows , bigger WW, tire him more, stimulate him less, wind down, wtv). Bare in mind I do contact naps (shouldn’t get better than this?) but he still screams when I try to hug him and soothe him because he thinks it’s just a nap still coming.
Then at night the past week he just screams on and off for a full hour until eventually falling asleep. It’s horrible.
Today I tried to put him for a nap at 5pm. He was yawning and within the wake window. But instead he started to cry a lot and get agitated like he does for night time. Tried all sorts of things with pauses in between but he only fell asleep at 7pm for the night after hours of sobbing and screaming. This is so hard.

It feels like he’s unhappy and hates life and is suffering and doesn’t like me. And now I’m sobbing too. This is so hard.

My 3month old just seems unhappy overall, barely smiles. When playing he’s always complaining (I think he gets frustrated).
Then before naps he always cries, no matter what I do (smaller wake windows , bigger WW, tire him more, stimulate him less, wind down, wtv). Bare in mind I do contact naps (shouldn’t get better than this?) but he still screams when I try to hug him and soothe him because he thinks it’s just a nap still coming.
Then at night the past week he just screams on and off for a full hour until eventually falling asleep. It’s horrible.
Today I tried to put him for a nap at 5pm. He was yawning and within the wake window. But instead he started to cry a lot and get agitated like he does for night time. Tried all sorts of things with pauses in between but he only fell asleep at 7pm for the night after hours of sobbing and screaming. This is so hard.

It feels like he’s unhappy and hates life and is suffering and doesn’t like me. And now I’m sobbing too. This is so hard.

For people who want to introduce naps on the crib (I’ve been doing only contact naps), what routine would you suggest? What works for you? I’m at 7 weeks and I breastfeed. LO does not like pacifiers.

My baby is 6 and half weeks and he gets really fussy in the evenings and the only thing that calms him and that he wants is the boob. Because of this, sometimes he’s feeding like every hour. I have read that is cluster feeding, ok… the thing is, during these periods, he never stops on his own. I have to pull him from the boob because either my nipples start hurting or because he starts hyperventilating and getting even more mad. And then he spits up.

Am I overfeeding? Any tips of fixing the comfort sucking? He does not like the pacifiers.