There is no possible way to spoil an infant. They only cry when they need something essential such as a feeding, a diaper change, consoling, if they're uncomfortable due to their clothing or the room temperature, if they're sick, under-stimulation, or over-stimulation. It has been proven that an infant does not have the proper brain functions to "know how to get spoiled."

There is no possible way to spoil an infant. They only cry when they need something essential such as a feeding, a diaper change, consoling, if they're uncomfortable due to their clothing or the room temperature, if they're sick, under-stimulation, or over-stimulation. It has been proven that an infant does not have the proper brain functions to "know how to get spoiled."

Yes there is such a thing as spoiling your new baby! My best friend and I had babies within one month of eachother, everytime her baby even whimpers, she picks him up and consoles him, he is spoiled rotten, Even tho I do console my child, I also let her cry, and she eventually cries herself to sleep, or stops!!! babies have certain cries for certain thing's,they can recogonize youre face and voice, pick up on your moods by your tone, so they can pick up on being pampered vs being ignored!!!

There is no such thing as spoiling a baby. Their only way to communicate and let you know they need something is to cry. Yes, it may be frustrating at times, but babies have not developed the ability to manipulate. They aren't trying to see how much they can get away with or how many times you will put the binky back in their mouth (my baby boy will let it fall out of his mouth and then cry for it back)

i think you can only because when i give my 2month old a pacifier because as soon as he looses it, he starts ballin his head off. and as soon as i give it back to him, he is fine again. but that is just me. or whenever me and my husband are driving and the vehicle stops, my baby wakes up and starts crying and as soon as the truck starts going again he goes right back to sleep...

can my baby get a rash if i switch from one formula to another?

so happy to hear this!