what are the signs of a stressed  4 1/2 month old baby?
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constantly crying\nalways tired\nbarely wants to move or do things\nnot energetic\nalways whinning
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Some other signs may be nausea, or fatigue.  It's best to take a pregnancy test to find out for sure.
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I've heard that by increasing your water intake can help reduce your stress levels. Also, try looking into breathing exercises. Just for thought... why else would they stress the importance of breathing during child birth?
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I would give it time. Your baby is only 4 weeks old, after all. Incidentally, you should not be doing aerobics yet. Most medical professionals recommend that you wait at least 6 weeks after giving birth before embarking on aerobic exercise.\n\nIf you breast feed, eat a balanced diet. No more than 5 pieces of fruit and veg a day otherwise you will give your baby stomach ache. If you don't breast feed, I would eat a diet that is high in fibre and low in fat with good protein sources. Watch your portions and watch what you drink - water is best.\n\nAnd push your baby in his stroller whenever you can.
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he needs counselling, surely the baby will be fine and he's just scared.  good luck!
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It's hard living with someone.  I would just leave her alone and focus on trying to keep your stress down.  How far along are you?  It could just be that you're on an emotional rollercoaster, I was (and am) with all my pregnancies.  I'm around your age and 12 weeks pregnant, so if you want to me to kinda be there throughout it you're more than welcome to email me at kalliea923@yahoo.com  I hope all gets better with the living situation, and just remember that nothing lasts forever.  She may get over it soon.
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Preganancy test is the best way to find out early. If you are concerned about cost. You check the Yellow Pages for your nearest Planned Parenthood. They will test for free or a low fee.\n\nOther early physical signs: Your breast and nipples become larger and more sensitive. If it is your first pregnancy your nipples generally become darker. You may find yourself tiring more easily and needing midday naps. \n\nBut if you feel you are pregnant, you really should get a test to know for sure. It is always best for you and your baby to start prenatal care as soon as possible
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first sign is not tender breat because u don't always get that when u first fall pregnant I am pregnant and know. and some woman get tender breats from simply just having their period in the first place. the only sign in the early stages are period miss, you may be tired, want to eat more, feel sick but not actual vomiting, and take a blood or urine test.
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Try and break your thoughts down and simplify. Usually lack of focus and stress is because your mind gets too far ahead of itself. Take things one step at a time, one task at a time and that should help a bit.
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Your first sign of pregnancy may be a missed menstrual period. Other early signs of pregnancy, caused by hormonal changes, include: \n\nFatigue. \nBreast tenderness. \nIncreased urination. \nFullness or mild aching in your lower abdomen. \nNausea (morning sickness) with or without vomiting.
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either you have a urinary tract infection or it's your prenatal vitamin.  you should definitly call your doctor.  it doesn't hurt to ask.  if it's nothing, you won't stress.  and if there is something you are better to treat it now in case something bad happens to your baby. either way it's fixable.   need not to worry...
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sounds like he is realy stress out.that symptoms come from a lot of stress
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No, the baby is so small that you hardly know its there.  Around month 4 is when you will feel the fluttery butterfly movement
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name\nage\noccupation\nnationailty\nmarital status?? consanguinous??\n\npresenting complaints:\ngravida        para                \ntypes of delivery for previous kids:\nLMP               EDD         week\nIs she on any medication?\n\nPast history:\nSurgical?? Medical??\npregnancy complications before:\ngestational DM\nPIH\netc..\nDeliveries with complications?\nState of babies when they were born? cyanosed, jaundiced, RDS???\nHabits..... smoking? alcohol?drugs?\n\nI think that's it!
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theres a blood clot in the placenta. this might prevent some nutrients getting to the baby. keep an eye on this and visit your doc regularly.
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My wife and I have had 2 preemies: one weighed 2 lbs 1oz, born at 27 weeks gestation, and one weighed 1 lb 8 oz, at 23 weeks gestation. The larger one is now 11; he is a wonderful kid, smart and funny. The younger one is now 6, he is a little behind and small for his age, but he is smart and cute and lots of fun! We feel so lucky to have them both!\n\nMy younger baby went through 5 months in the NICU, was on the ventilator for 3 months, and had several major surgeries, on his heart, intestines, etc. He couldn't cry or breathe on his own when he was born, his eyes were still fused shut, the attending OB didn't even want to try to save him. There were quite a few times when it looked like he wouldn't make it. But he pulled through and we feel very fortunate to have him.\n\nIf I may give some pointers:\n\n- Talk to the baby. They recognize the mother's voice, even this young.\n- Get to know the nurses and respitory therapists. We became good friends with many of them since we saw them every day for months.\n- Be involved with the babies care. Know what's going on and ask questions.\n- There will be many setbacks. Don't expect every development to be positive.\n- Preemies lose weight after they are born - that's normal. It's hard to take, but it's normal.\n\nMedicine has advanced rapidly in the last few years for preemies so that will help the baby.\n\nGood Luck with everything. I hope everything works out OK!
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1.  Consider having a medical evaluation, if this is a change in behavior for you.  It could be a medical problem, such as fluctuating blood sugar, or changing hormone levels.\n2.  Try relaxation therapy.  There are many excellent sites on line that will give you exercise sheets to print out.  Do a Search on Stress Reduction.\n3.  Do slow, deep breathing exercises, 5 minutes at a time, several times a day to help you relax and maintain your composure.\n4.  You are not alone!  Consider a group such as Parents Anonymous to give you some support and advice from others with similar problems.\n5.  Do you have time, alone or with friends, out of your home and away from the children?  If not, try to build some into your schedule.  Try trading baby-sitting time with a friend.\nBest of luck.  Try to maintain hope and a sense of humor.