The first four months, everyone always commented on LO's soft cry. Those days are definitely over....
Is your LO a loud crier?
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Oh yeah. C has a set of pipes on her and has since birth.
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4.5 months and DD still had a small cry. Totally unexpected. I even decided to forgo monitors b/c I thought for SURE we'd hear her since our apt isn't that big... I was wrong.
Wonder when & if it will change?.
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when hes hungry, oh ya. LOUD crier, otehr times not to much. lol
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Not really. When he was a nb we likened him to a little kitten, he had soft meows. At 6 months I can hear him from a couple rooms over but he's still not loud and it's not an annoying cry.
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I'd say that I've been pretty lucky with both of my boys. Neither of them were loud criers. I thought they were loud until I heard other babies cry. I feel for the mamas! Although, my 5-month-old will scream when he's really hungry but it's still not considered loud.
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Oh yeah. LO's cry was a shrieking, ear-piercing cry that had people cringing. I'm sure it had to do with her colic but I actually avoided public places with LO for the first 4 months because people would stare in our direction wondering what baby was being tortured.
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lola has alwaaaays had a redonk cry. like her head turning purple & the rest of her body turning tomato red she was crying so long & loud. sister has a temper
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Her normal cry isn't too bad but her "I'm hungry" cry is so loud... it's more like a high pitched scream.
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Yes! It starts as a cough-like cry and then immediately goes to this throaty scream.
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Yes, she is loud. I always chuckle when I hear soft baby cries. It seems so weird to me since DD has always been so loud.
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M has a harsh piercing cry. It's probably one of the worst cries I've ever heard, but luckily she hardly ever cries.
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LO had a really husky quiet cry. Now.. She can scream bloody murder if she wants, but her normal cry isn't super loud.
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@katdevargas: Yep, thats how my daughter was. She hardly gets like that anymore though.
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Yep! Super loud and all she did was cry for the first 3 months due to colic and acid reflux. She is still often fussy at 5 months and we get, "oh wow, she's got some lungs on her!" Gee, thanks, we hadn't noticed! haha
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