How long would you let your baby cry if you're driving until you pull over?

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Assuming you know nothing is wrong, they're not hungry, they have a clean diaper, they just don't want to be in the car. And I'm not talking about a newborn, I'm talking about 6+ months.

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If nothing is wrong, then I don't pull over. no point because as soon as i put her back in the seat she would cry again. So she will hust have to cry. It isn't going to kill her to be mad she is in the seat

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Depends how far the destination is and what they are crying about.
Half an hour away and they are hungry? Stop right away.
10 minutes away and it's because they dropped a toy? They can wait.

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If I know there’s nothing wrong, then I know there’s nothing I can do to make it better. Stopping and getting him out of the car might make him stop crying but he’s not going to suddenly be in the mood for a car ride when it’s time to put him back in and the crying will just start right back up. It’s extra time and effort spent to accomplish literally nothing. If nothing is wrong, just turn the music up and grit your teeth until you get there.

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I put wait a few minutes but it’s actually longer, we went on a road trip with my son a few months ago when he was 10 months old, we kept driving because the only reason he was crying is because he hates cars, we don’t ignore him though, we do try to soothe him, we just can’t stop every couple of minutes lol he has hated the car since day one though sooooo...

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I have to let my kid cry or I'd never get anywhere

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I waited a few minutes because she usually falls asleep

How long would you let your baby cry if you're driving until you pull over?

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