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I was just accidentally mean to [livejournal.com profile] whispercricket

([personal profile] kiya Oct. 20th, 2009 05:18 pm)
Lately, KJ will occasionally wake up screaming, like she's shocked by awareness, and doesn't stop until she's sure she's awake. I suspect bad dreams or something.

She was snuggled up in my lap prior to the howling this go around, and I picked her up and comforted her as follows:

"It's okay, it's okay sweetie. It's just consciousness. It'll go away again eventually."

[livejournal.com profile] whispercricket was on the other couch trying to sleep because she's working on bronchitis or something. She laughed rather a bit, and it sounded painful, then rasped, "It's true...."
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From: [identity profile] labrys6.livejournal.com


Sounds like night terrors, as they call them when the child is older. My firstborn had these....even prenatal; at about 0100 the womb, he would suddenly thrash and kick violently for several minutes. After his birth, of course, it was accompanied by screaming that once resulted in the neighbors calling the cops,certain we were murdering him!

It has some biological source, but I am not up to date on the latest theory of what the solution is.

From: [identity profile] labrys6.livejournal.com


That was pretty much where I was stuck, too! Only much later did I think that maybe, since my baby was SO on time, that I might have derailed it by waking him up myself....before the event. And then letting him go back to sleep. I had planned to try that with the other kids, but they did not have this issue.

From: [identity profile] cakmpls.livejournal.com


That was my immediate thought, too; our oldest (now 26) had them, but none of the other three did.
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From: [personal profile] ivy


[laughs] Best soothing ever.

From: [identity profile] kightp.livejournal.com


Keep that sort of thing up and KJ is going to grow up to be the most interesting person *ever*.

She may even forgive you for that. (-;

From: [identity profile] kightp.livejournal.com


Poor baby or lucky baby? I know which I choose. (-;

From: [identity profile] ibnfirnas.livejournal.com


You make my little apprentice-psychopomp heart smile.
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From: [personal profile] ailbhe


*LAUGH*

That's excellent. Reminds me of "Try to be a little more abject, hm?"
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From: [personal profile] mindways


-ger*SNORK*-

Ahem.

You speak great truth, you do. :)

From: [identity profile] wispfox.livejournal.com


*snort* I bet [livejournal.com profile] whispercricket thinks it was worth it, even so. :)
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