When does it get “easier”

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I know babies/kids never really become “easier” but what I mean is that they say at 12 weeks is when babies are less fussy and more happy. Well my almost 13 week old is fussy and crying all day still. When did it get easier for you ladies?

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Well my oldest is 20... still not easier.

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Every baby is different but mine were never fussy and crying all day and if they were it was because something was up like they were overtired, or struggling with food intolerances, or gas or reflux

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Your body should be recovered from pregnancy so you’re past the hardest part. Once night feedings drop you’ll be more rested and that’s when it truly gets easier. But from there on out it honestly comes in waves. 
At 1 month ours slept thru the night for almost 2 months and my body healed and I started feeling better, than the 4 month sleep regression hit us hard for a month. Then we had a few great months and he became a cute little person and fun at playtime, then around 8 months and 11 months more sleep regressions and lots and lots of fussy days. Then around 15 months when he started talking it’s just been a roller coaster of good days and bad days, good weeks and bad weeks ever since. When he was 2.5 we had a month where literally every other day was awful and every other day he was an angel. It was so weird! 😆
He’s 3.5 and sometimes he sleeps through the night for a few months or a few weeks perfectly and I get nice and rested, then he’ll have a potty training regression or nightmares for a few weeks and it’ll wear me down again. It comes in waves.
So ride the good ones out with joy and weather the tough ones out with grace 💕

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We have had a lot going on with my daughter's allergies and severe reflux, so the first year was a complete nightmare. It started slowly getting better when she was 1,5 years, then it all turned to shit for a while thanks to an allergic reaction from a vaccine + molars. 😅 Now things have improved A LOT after she turned 2. 💛
I found the whole baby stage really draining due to the health issues mentioned, but life is now a lot easier with a toddler even with the same issues still affecting our everyday life. Now I can say I enjoy my life a lot and even the tantrums and the developing own will are not that bad compared to her first year. 😍

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10-11 months has been the easiest so far for me. Newborn was hardest. She sleeps so much better now.

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My daughter was the most easiest baby I’ve ever seen. Never cried, never fussy. Just would eat and sleep for the first 6-8 months. My son on the other hand had very bad colic, it got much better around 5-6 months. Those days are such a blur 🤪

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It got easier around 5 months for me. She had severe acid reflux and it finally left around that time.

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Like 3-4 months when their digestive system starts to regulate a little, then you hit the sleep regression at 4 months. If you don’t hit that, there’s one around 7-8 months I believe. It’s super fun. 
It didn’t really get *easier* till my first was 12 months old. 😩

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My youngest didn’t get better until 8mo.
She’s finally started sleeping through the night. She did hit her 4mo and 8mo sleep regression pretty hard but we’re better now

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My son is 4m and I finally feel like I can breath

When does it get “easier”

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