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I really struggled with this with Little Saff, and I never could tell the difference in her cries... maybe there wasn't any? I mean, everything was pain or discomfort to her. Hungry=pain, tired=pain, frustrated=pain, scared=pain, etc. She never had just a grumble or a fuss. Everything that was worth crying about seemed to tip her straight into full on screams (thankfully easily calmed by cuddles and booby). If figures she's turning into a proper little drama queen as a toddler. I might have to start calling her Little Diva.
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My first one was a bit like that and cried for no apparent reason I could discern. Twin II had a shriek like an angry seagull.


New baby actually does have quite a few cries and finally finally I have sussed that huffing and panting and writhing in his sleep is wind.

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