Oh yeah thank you all, I’m a bit relieved because last night,only God knows. I cried holding my baby, he’s almost 2 months old and started doing this about almost a week ago. Most people say if their navel is turning in out, they do that too. I pray God protect all babies and newborn mother always. We need it
Just to calm new parents who are suffering from this - My baby had same issue from week 6 and it has gone now at week 11. I have taken him to doctor many times for this and doctor said it's normal and suggested not to give any medicine or gripe water as the Baby may get habituated to them. We trusted him and followed him and yes it is normal and my baby is all good now. Again as everyone advices , just wait!!! It will go away in few weeks.
@@cyrilllarcena4634 it could be due to overfeed as well. Feed often with less quantity. My baby as well do spit up often (little more than normal spitup), even I could say after each feed while burping he spit up milk. My doctor said It is normal due to reflex that infants have and will go away once the baby reach 3 months as their digestive system will get matured by the time. The scariest thing is my baby was spitting up through nose as well. Now it's been reduced. Trust me, once your baby reach 3 months, everything will be alright 🙂. Happy parenting.
@@vinithasv3416 he also spits through his nose 😣 His vomiting is forceful and looks painful, and he seems exhausted everytime he's done vomiting. I changed his milk and he's less upset now and can sleep a little longer. And i think it's also bcoz his tummy is still maturing, you're right 😊 Thank you! 💞
@@cyrilllarcena4634 I feel that the same happens to my baby but my wife and I figure since they are pushing and grunting its confusing to them and they sometime push at the wrong place hence the vomit or spit up. They are trying to push from everywhere. So we noticed more as well.
@@nurbazilahazman6713 she doesn’t do it anymore thank God, but she still sometimes grunts when she’s trying to poop. She’s not constipated (she’s breastfed) her poop comes out soft but she has a hard time pushing it out sometimes for some reason. But that grunting stage lasted about two weeks for my baby and then it went away.
Thank you for sharing your baby's experience with the world. My 3 weeks old baby has been doing the same thing and I have tried to figure out ways to sooth this problem. I read a lot of comments and tried some advice given there. But then it just hit me, I just had the idea of turning my baby or make him sleep on his tummy for a short period of time. Then there it is, he has been peacefully since. Thank you
May god bless you....i stayed up whole night because my 20 days old started to do this i was crying like hell ........now Little bit relaxed Once again thanx a lot
Just a little update. My boy is 16 weeks tomorrow. And hasn’t been grunting at all for the last few weeks. It kinda just disappeared suddenly I guess he grew out of it at around 3 month mark just as they say baby’s digestive system matures around that time, and to us that’s exactly what happened ( touch wood it stays this way haha). I’ve dragged him to doctors so many times about this, we been given stuff for reflux etc but nothing really worked until he hit 3 months. I know it’s hard and I hate this advice-but you just have to wait it out I guess ☺️😘 good luck everyone! X
It happened to my baby too days and nights. So you think that nothing we can do to help baby to sleep well at night. Baby has to grow out of that. Poor babies.
@@TT-pn1xk yes. I mean you can take baby to doctor sometimes it can be reflux issues? Does baby do that more after he/she eats? Or it’s same all the time? But yeah with my boy, he literally just grew out of it. How old is your baby?
Hi baby boy is 7 weeks old he is doing same day and night ...he is not able to sleep during day he sleep only for 15minutes again I hv to make him sleep
@@nishatharayaseen1278 mine was exactly the same at that age. At night he would do it but sleep anyway however during the day he would grunt like this and wake himself up after 15-20minutes so I would hold him whilst he slept all day. And now he’s 5 months he doesn’t grunt like this but still only sleeps 30 minutes during the day 🙈
Giving baby tummy massage helps a lot!! They’ll poop almost right away! Did this for my son earlier while he was feeding cause he wasn’t taking the bottle comfortably. I burped him and continued to feed him but he was still grunting so I followed that by tummy massage! Right away he felt better! 15 minutes later he made a big poop.
If your baby is peaceful must leave him.alone he needs all the good sleep he can get and yes rub his tummy it does help and push his legs up to his chest that helps to and when he is trying to poop sit him up it easy for them to go
For the next person looking for answers it’s more than likely gas and what I found out you can do is lift their legs gently up to there stomachs move legs in bicycle motion this helps release gas, rub belly will help release some gas, simethicone (gas release drops for babies) or gripe water I’ve read Helps with gas. Good luck 👍🏽
Jha Villanueva Im no expert but I’ve noticed with time they start doing it less and less, if your breastfeeding you might also want to look into your diet because I’ve heard that can also make them real pushy like avoiding broccoli and chili things helps from what I read.
My baby currently 2 weeks and 6 days has been doing this for the past week and this week, it’s really scares me but I was told it’s normal by my doctor and these comments and video just helped me relax a little more
My baby is 15 days and she does this a lot too has a very light sleep, I feel comfort in seeing this is normal , I thought it was gas pain and discomfort
Yes, my baby also grunt and stretches for about 2.5 month since born. But now he is fine. Doctor said it is normal and it will go away completely. I was also worried but now everything is fine. 😊
My 2weeks old have been going through the same tummy ache and my mum asked me to buy gripe water from the store. He’s been better ever since. It’s stomach upset, we should know the right problem so that we can solve it. It happens to 99.9% infants in the first few weeks up until the third month in some cases.
Don't give gripe water. It will just help you to stop grunting. Let the baby fight with it and overcome it by himself. If you give gripe water he will get habituated to it and it will be very hard to stop it. All we need to do is tolerating the noise he make, because it's absolutely normal and baby is not suffering, so no medicine required. Once the baby reach 3 months, it will be alright. My baby was doing this from week 6 and it's gone now by week 11. Many suggested me to give water and gripe water but we trusted pediatrician and didn't give anything.
My wife and I are going through this with our daughter and it is very stressful. We tell ourselves its not painful but then sometimes you get upset usually at night time when everyone is exhausted. My wife sometimes puts her on her side and that helps and holds her. I have read and read and it seems it has to run its course. Again, I am no doctor but also feel free to reach out to yours if you are upset (that is why we pay so much for insurance). Ever other part of her life is great and she sleeps well its just tough. Hang in there!
This is completely normal baby sounds. All babies this age make sounds like this. Literally nothing too be alarmed about or stressed about. Babies make a ton of different noises, grunts, coos, cries as this is how they communicate and develop their voice. Them making sounds like this does not mean they're in pain. Babies make a very specific cry when they're in pain and this is definitely not it. They'll do this sound when they're waking up, when they get disturbed, as one of the first signs of hunger, etc. If your baby didn't make any sound then it would be time to worry. All 3 of my children did this at this age and every other baby I've been around that's this age does it. Again totally normal. Everyone is freaking out and making a big deal over nothing.
My baby was doing the same and it was colic..few exercises like cycling and tummy time along with medicine drops have helped him. Also we stopped dairy completely
colic is classified as crying for 3 + hrs a day, for more than 3 days a week, etc..., my baby does this and she doesn't have colic? How did you come to this conclusion?
@@marshalllovevlog404 His pediatrician recommended 2 drops, one was Colicaid that had dill oil, fennel oil and simethicone and this other one was Yamoo drops. But my baby's condition didn't improve much so later on he gave one probiotic also, 3 drops to be given empty stomach and stopped dairy products for me as I was providing BM, but I didn't have sufficient supply to feed so for to compensate that doc suggested to go for a hydrolysed formula Neutramigen LGG Hypoallergenic formula. This formula was a blessing to us as baby never had colic again like he was having with other milk based formula and we were so relieved 😊
@@jincs151 My baby was crying so often and had trouble sleeping at night as late evenings he would get so uncomfortable. When we visited the doc he told us that excessive straining during pooping is also a sign of milk allergy especially if baby's bum develop redness. So all these symptoms clearly showed that he had milk allergy due to which colic was becoming worse.
@@tulsibaral9805 my baby had same issue from week 6 and it was gone by week 11. Now he is week 13 and everything is fine. Be strong and hopefully it will go away for your baby too, too soon :)
Oh wow! I feel a bit relieved, going through comments seems d act is very normal. My baby is 3wks but he does that with spittle coming out his mouth. Should I be worried?
Currently in the same boat with you all. My baby has been doing this since probably week 1 or 2. He just turned one month and still ongoing…I just hope it goes away soon!! Are they in any pain as this happens?
There is nothing abnormal about this at all. Its normal baby sounds for babies this age. All three of my children did this and every other newborn to 2 to 3 month old babies i've been around do this. They cry and make noises for a variety of reasons as this is how they communicate at this age. They usually do it when waking up, as first signs of hunger, when theyve been disturbed, etc. This is not a sound of discomfort or pain either. They make very soecific cries when in pain and trust me you'll know it.
My baby had colic, he did this constantly. The Dr. advised a baby with colic has the instinct to suck...whether hungry or not, for sucking soothes the discomfort. Did you see how the baby rooted quickly with the Mama's finger...now he may be hungry, but he instinctually has that self soothing need to suck. I gave mine a pacifier, it helped relieve his discomfort and grunting. Yes, he grew out of it .
Doctor said try a pacifier but he never sucked it. We tried endlessly. Even had a nurses come to house to no avail. He really never drank out of a bottle too. Anyway this video is old. He just turned 3 and is a happy normal kid 😁
@@babyjulius4147 ... Oh I am so happy to hear that he grew out of it. It's tough when your baby is in discomfort and nothing you do seems to provide relief. As a parent, you feel helpless. Your baby is beautiful.
My baby is currently experiencing this same thing, is there anything i can do to help him, it’s sad to watch him go through all this discomfort! Pls help
It’s because their sleep is being disturbed- any noise or touch, you can wake them up and put them back in a good sleep - their head and stomach do not communicate correctly yet. As long as they fall into a good sleep with no distractions - they’ll be fine
Hi ma'am can you tell me when ur baby stopped this. My baby does this all time but more when he trys to poop an gassy time. My baby is one month 9 days old. I'm very worried please answer me ma'am
My baby is grunting same .as she is now 5 weeks old . It melt my heart..i visiting doctors and giving medicines now . I confused whether to give formula milk or cow milk as mothers milk isn't enough to satisfy Baby's hunger ...Very worried this time ... Rest i will update it in coming weeks
Check grunting baby syndrome...my baby does this too which is totally normal...basically baby is practicing to poop and fart... No need to do anything...it will eventually go away on its own.
I am worried my 3.5 months old has started this, though she has no sign of constipation she poops twice a day liquid consistency. But she produce this sound much. M not sure what to do , but m worried as she push so hard sometimes milk came out of her mouth.
@@pasangsherpa4102 When we consulted our pediatrician he instructed us to give enzyme to my child so that he could easily digest breast milk....i think the medicine contained amylase. Please consult your doctor first.
It happens when they are gassy or have gut issue. You can try probiotics. Gently massage belly and do cycling. Try rubbing ananl region with coconut oil. It helps with poop.
I've just had this same problem with my son. I talked to a lot of professionals and believe my son is intolerant to cows milk (different to lactose intolerance). I've change to a formula based on hydrolysed cows milk. Hydrolysed means the formula has been treated with enzymes to break down most of the cows milk protein. My son's grunting and all other symptoms stopped immediately. You'd be surprised how much discomfort it can cause and how it can cause discomfort throughout the entire digestive system. I don't have scientific proof but I'm almost 100%. I tried everything and finally at 7 weeks my son' has relief.
Hi Tiahnna, Would I be able to ask what formula you ended up using to stop it please as my 6weeks old son is doing the same? Makes me worried sometimes...
It's very uncomfortable when you see your baby like this I was so scared until I googled and find out it's normal but I still don't like seeing my baby straining and grunting
Did he get better? And if so, when and how? My baby is 3 weeks old and is going through the same thing. It looks like he’s going through so much pain. We’re really worried :(
Hello I hope this helps just stay calm and hold your baby. Try to rub his or her belly and or hold them face forward with the legs against the belly to keep pressure but not to much most of the time is gas babies need a lot of love and skin to skin don’t forget and like I said stay calm you will do great also fallow your instincts if you need to call your doc. Do it.
My baby is doing this too, I feel like it’s because of his acid reflux and it makes me so sad: the only way he stops is if I’m holding him. The moment he’s on a flat surface he grunts till he gets red and then spits up. :/ I gotta talk to his pediatrician about it bc it’s gotten frequent and it makes me worry :/ he also does this while feeding. The colic bottles I switched to have slightly helped but it’s still happening… I feel so bad. I have to hold him for 1 whole hour after feeds and it’s exhausting :(
My 10 wks baby has been doing this since he was 3 wks, at night mostly ,he's definitely not constipated, he's fed on time... I'm wondering if it's reflux,because it's he takes a long time to burp at night , so I lay him on his side and it helps a little ,poor guy he's so exhausted.
@@dammyasmr5968 still no. Now he only does it in his sleep. They think it might be silent reflux. Going back to doctors today again. Has it been going on long for your baby? 🥺
This is due to wind. Even after burping there is still wind in stomach and it makes baby uncomfortable. My son does It. And I have to lift him and burp him. Sometimes there are even more burps than just one. My son has got silent reflux so that’s also another thing cousing baby to make this noise.
My daughter is 2 months and does it if I lay her down after feeding. I pat her back and hold her up for at least 15mins after feeding Sometimes she’ll sleep her first hour on my chest. She can not sleep flat she grunts and spits up. I believe it’s reflux. You can also buy things to prop her bed about 30 degrees. I always find she sleeps best when napping on a flat pillow tilted up at the head for slight elevation. However that’s under supervision at nap time. It’s getting better but it’s still an issue
Yes Thank God. Little guy seemed he was in pain for months. Eventually it went away... i think when he was 2 maybe 3 months old can’t remember exactly but it was a lot of sleepless nights for us too. I think it was growing pains maybe his stomach was still developing. He is now 2 years old and everything could not be better. He sleeps well and is very active. Hang in there it will pass.
@@babyjulius4147 My newborn is now a Week and half, ever since we took her home from the hospital, she's grunts in her sleep all night and day. My wife had a C-section, and i've been researching and youtubing, and they say it's normal specially with a C-section baby, it's so heartbreaking to see her like this.. Any help??? anyone???
Because they’re showing us what their baby’s doing in order to help other people, if they picked him up he might stop doing that and then there wouldn’t be a video example, IDIOT!!!!!!
I realize that this baby is at least 6 years old now, but that’s not grunting in his sleep, that’s irritation because his perfectly fine, deep sleep was disturbed by both parents. When his lips were rubbed, we opened his mouth and learned slightly forward because he thought he was being awakened to be fed.
my son is the same way...i wonder why this happens i am concerned about it! But the pediatrician says he will grow out of it. I just swaddle him and reposition him until he gets as comfortable as he can be
+Karen RR We visited several docs gave him all kinds of diff medicines. Nothing worked and last doc we visited said he will grow out of it it's growing pains and the only thing you can do is comfort him as much as possible. He was right after about a 2 weeks later it was gone. I think it stopped when he was like 3 or 4 months old. He is now 20 months old super heathy and running around nonstop full of joy. Hang in there 👍🏻 not sure why those previous docs had no clue about anything.
This is why baby should sleep in their own room and crib so no one has to listen to this all night. Baby is fine. No need to have to hear that all night. That's how babies get hurt by adults who are over stressed or frustrated.
I'm here because my baby cousin did the same grunting noise all day in night, he's 3 months old. About a month ago he stopped breathing was rushing to the hospital where he was DOA but they managed to revive him after about 6 minutes. The doctors are saying it's was SIDS and that he got to the hospital just in time. But here's the thing, after about a week of him being in the hospital, they did an MRI and found yellow fluid on his brain. They think the grunting was from him being in pain and having seizures. When she had him, they had her pushing at 6 centimeters instead of 10. They had to do an emergency c-section because he stopped breathing. Now they have a lawyer because, the baby has been in the hospital for over a month Two surgeries to drain the buildup fluid from his brain and constantly on pain meds.
My daughter has been doing this for 3 months non stop ALL night long despite not having any bowel or gas issues. I took her to countless doctors and specialist and nothing is wrong. I put her in her own room now, I couldn't stand hearing her grunt ALL night long, I was literally full of rage every single time I heard that constipated grunt sounds. Now she sleeps all alone, in her own room, she can grunt all she wants, enjoy 🤡 She whines for attention, but not my problem.
My baby had the same issue and i couldn't tolerate the sound he makes thinking he is suffering. I decided to seek help instead leaving him alone or not being sleep keeping him with me all time. So I made a shift plan. We made 3 shifts during night. First half my husband had him with him, my mother and I slept. then my turn , I took care of him , my husband and mom slept. Then my mom's turn. So that all three will get 6 hours of sleep atleast at night. It worked and we nearly spent 6 weeks like this.
@@vinithasv3416 That sounds like a good compromise. I am currently all alone, stuck in a different country, I have absolutely no friends or family to help me out. I feel bad leaving her all alone, but I hope I can change it once I move back to my family and partner.
My baby is 2 weeks old and he does this all day long. It has me so worried since he's my first but I'm not sure what to do about it. He's fed on demand and then i burp him but he doesn't always burp. Is it normal?
@@Family1st8689 hey my son is 2 yrs old now and since then ive had another. I found out he was extremely constipated, he was breastfed up until 3 months and then i gave him similac advanced and thats what caused the problem. Hes lactose intolerant so we switched him to the similac sensitive and he was so much better since then.
@@princessjodii constipation from similac advanced. We switched to similac sensitive and he got better. I know your comment is very old but i never knew people commented lol im sure your babe is all better now
Oh yeah thank you all, I’m a bit relieved because last night,only God knows. I cried holding my baby, he’s almost 2 months old and started doing this about almost a week ago. Most people say if their navel is turning in out, they do that too. I pray God protect all babies and newborn mother always. We need it
My baby age also 2 month 2 days..my baby always doing like this...I m very very sad for tht😔
Just to calm new parents who are suffering from this - My baby had same issue from week 6 and it has gone now at week 11. I have taken him to doctor many times for this and doctor said it's normal and suggested not to give any medicine or gripe water as the Baby may get habituated to them. We trusted him and followed him and yes it is normal and my baby is all good now. Again as everyone advices , just wait!!! It will go away in few weeks.
Hi. Does he also vomit more than just spit up? This is how my baby is too and vomits most of the day, he is bottle-fed and 1 month old 😞
@@cyrilllarcena4634 it could be due to overfeed as well. Feed often with less quantity. My baby as well do spit up often (little more than normal spitup), even I could say after each feed while burping he spit up milk. My doctor said It is normal due to reflex that infants have and will go away once the baby reach 3 months as their digestive system will get matured by the time. The scariest thing is my baby was spitting up through nose as well. Now it's been reduced. Trust me, once your baby reach 3 months, everything will be alright 🙂. Happy parenting.
@@vinithasv3416 he also spits through his nose 😣 His vomiting is forceful and looks painful, and he seems exhausted everytime he's done vomiting. I changed his milk and he's less upset now and can sleep a little longer. And i think it's also bcoz his tummy is still maturing, you're right 😊 Thank you! 💞
@@cyrilllarcena4634 that great to hear. Happy parenting:)
@@cyrilllarcena4634 I feel that the same happens to my baby but my wife and I figure since they are pushing and grunting its confusing to them and they sometime push at the wrong place hence the vomit or spit up. They are trying to push from everywhere. So we noticed more as well.
My baby is 3 weeks and going through this same problem. I have been so depressed about it but thank you for sharing oooh. Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing, my baby does this all nyt. And it scared me to death. Now that i saw this it helps me to relax. First time mom here.
Same here! Has it gotten any better?
How about now ?
@@nurbazilahazman6713 she doesn’t do it anymore thank God, but she still sometimes grunts when she’s trying to poop. She’s not constipated (she’s breastfed) her poop comes out soft but she has a hard time pushing it out sometimes for some reason. But that grunting stage lasted about two weeks for my baby and then it went away.
@@anariley31very helpful
Thank you for uploading and seeing the comment have relieved me a lot. My baby started doing it after 1 month and doctor said it's normal.
Thank you for sharing your baby's experience with the world. My 3 weeks old baby has been doing the same thing and I have tried to figure out ways to sooth this problem. I read a lot of comments and tried some advice given there. But then it just hit me, I just had the idea of turning my baby or make him sleep on his tummy for a short period of time. Then there it is, he has been peacefully since. Thank you
May god bless you....i stayed up whole night because my 20 days old started to do this i was crying like hell ........now Little bit relaxed
Once again thanx a lot
Just a little update. My boy is 16 weeks tomorrow. And hasn’t been grunting at all for the last few weeks. It kinda just disappeared suddenly I guess he grew out of it at around 3 month mark just as they say baby’s digestive system matures around that time, and to us that’s exactly what happened ( touch wood it stays this way haha). I’ve dragged him to doctors so many times about this, we been given stuff for reflux etc but nothing really worked until he hit 3 months. I know it’s hard and I hate this advice-but you just have to wait it out I guess ☺️😘 good luck everyone! X
It happened to my baby too days and nights. So you think that nothing we can do to help baby to sleep well at night. Baby has to grow out of that. Poor babies.
@@TT-pn1xk yes. I mean you can take baby to doctor sometimes it can be reflux issues? Does baby do that more after he/she eats? Or it’s same all the time? But yeah with my boy, he literally just grew out of it. How old is your baby?
Hi baby boy is 7 weeks old he is doing same day and night ...he is not able to sleep during day he sleep only for 15minutes again I hv to make him sleep
@@nishatharayaseen1278 mine was exactly the same at that age. At night he would do it but sleep anyway however during the day he would grunt like this and wake himself up after 15-20minutes so I would hold him whilst he slept all day. And now he’s 5 months he doesn’t grunt like this but still only sleeps 30 minutes during the day 🙈
Did he feed properly mine is nt feeding from sday
What a relief. Thankyou for sharing❤
Giving baby tummy massage helps a lot!! They’ll poop almost right away!
Did this for my son earlier while he was feeding cause he wasn’t taking the bottle comfortably. I burped him and continued to feed him but he was still grunting so I followed that by tummy massage! Right away he felt better! 15 minutes later he made a big poop.
If your baby is peaceful must leave him.alone he needs all the good sleep he can get and yes rub his tummy it does help and push his legs up to his chest that helps to and when he is trying to poop sit him up it easy for them to go
I'm first time mum and with this video, I'm relieved. Although I have booked an appointment because I'm worried
This is driving us nuts 😥😥
For the next person looking for answers it’s more than likely gas and what I found out you can do is lift their legs gently up to there stomachs move legs in bicycle motion this helps release gas, rub belly will help release some gas, simethicone (gas release drops for babies) or gripe water I’ve read
Helps with gas. Good luck 👍🏽
Been struggling now with my baby having the same issue day and night.. my baby is 5weeks..when will it stop? Im helpless..
Jha Villanueva Im no expert but I’ve noticed with time they start doing it less and less, if your breastfeeding you might also want to look into your diet because I’ve heard that can also make them real pushy like avoiding broccoli and chili things helps from what I read.
Done all that. My baby still does it and no she's not constipated
My baby currently 2 weeks and 6 days has been doing this for the past week and this week, it’s really scares me but I was told it’s normal by my doctor and these comments and video just helped me relax a little more
My baby is 15 days and she does this a lot too has a very light sleep, I feel comfort in seeing this is normal , I thought it was gas pain and discomfort
You can help baby’s out by lifting their legs up creating a 90 degree at the waist/legs. Try it out, that’s helped my baby quite a bit!
Yes, my baby also grunt and stretches for about 2.5 month since born. But now he is fine. Doctor said it is normal and it will go away completely. I was also worried but now everything is fine. 😊
Most of the time is colic. Just rubbing their belly in an (n) shape works and cycling their little legs.
My 2weeks old have been going through the same tummy ache and my mum asked me to buy gripe water from the store. He’s been better ever since. It’s stomach upset, we should know the right problem so that we can solve it. It happens to 99.9% infants in the first few weeks up until the third month in some cases.
Don't give gripe water. It will just help you to stop grunting. Let the baby fight with it and overcome it by himself. If you give gripe water he will get habituated to it and it will be very hard to stop it. All we need to do is tolerating the noise he make, because it's absolutely normal and baby is not suffering, so no medicine required. Once the baby reach 3 months, it will be alright. My baby was doing this from week 6 and it's gone now by week 11. Many suggested me to give water and gripe water but we trusted pediatrician and didn't give anything.
My wife and I are going through this with our daughter and it is very stressful. We tell ourselves its not painful but then sometimes you get upset usually at night time when everyone is exhausted. My wife sometimes puts her on her side and that helps and holds her. I have read and read and it seems it has to run its course. Again, I am no doctor but also feel free to reach out to yours if you are upset (that is why we pay so much for insurance). Ever other part of her life is great and she sleeps well its just tough. Hang in there!
This is completely normal baby sounds. All babies this age make sounds like this. Literally nothing too be alarmed about or stressed about. Babies make a ton of different noises, grunts, coos, cries as this is how they communicate and develop their voice. Them making sounds like this does not mean they're in pain. Babies make a very specific cry when they're in pain and this is definitely not it. They'll do this sound when they're waking up, when they get disturbed, as one of the first signs of hunger, etc. If your baby didn't make any sound then it would be time to worry. All 3 of my children did this at this age and every other baby I've been around that's this age does it. Again totally normal. Everyone is freaking out and making a big deal over nothing.
My baby was doing the same and it was colic..few exercises like cycling and tummy time along with medicine drops have helped him. Also we stopped dairy completely
colic is classified as crying for 3 + hrs a day, for more than 3 days a week, etc..., my baby does this and she doesn't have colic? How did you come to this conclusion?
What kind of medicine drop you gave your baby?
@@marshalllovevlog404 His pediatrician recommended 2 drops, one was Colicaid that had dill oil, fennel oil and simethicone and this other one was Yamoo drops. But my baby's condition didn't improve much so later on he gave one probiotic also, 3 drops to be given empty stomach and stopped dairy products for me as I was providing BM, but I didn't have sufficient supply to feed so for to compensate that doc suggested to go for a hydrolysed formula Neutramigen LGG Hypoallergenic formula. This formula was a blessing to us as baby never had colic again like he was having with other milk based formula and we were so relieved 😊
@@jincs151 My baby was crying so often and had trouble sleeping at night as late evenings he would get so uncomfortable.
When we visited the doc he told us that excessive straining during pooping is also a sign of milk allergy especially if baby's bum develop redness. So all these symptoms clearly showed that he had milk allergy due to which colic was becoming worse.
Thank you❤
My baby is grunting like this too thanks for this
Hi! May I know how long it took for this to go away? My boy is 6 weeks old now and it’s been going on for 2-3 weeks already. So heartbreaking.
Hope it has been gone now
Same with my baby he is 6 weeks now and really stressed
Did he stop doing now
@@tulsibaral9805 my baby had same issue from week 6 and it was gone by week 11. Now he is week 13 and everything is fine. Be strong and hopefully it will go away for your baby too, too soon :)
Would your baby wake up while she grunt??
I am also facing the same baby behaviour.
Thnx for sharing this video of yours and helpng me to calm down
Oh wow! I feel a bit relieved, going through comments seems d act is very normal. My baby is 3wks but he does that with spittle coming out his mouth. Should I be worried?
Currently in the same boat with you all.
My baby has been doing this since probably week 1 or 2. He just turned one month and still ongoing…I just hope it goes away soon!! Are they in any pain as this happens?
My 1month baby will do like this everynight and even in the morning
Did they stop? And when?
Same 😢😢 when did it stop?
He is so beautiful ❤️
There is nothing abnormal about this at all. Its normal baby sounds for babies this age. All three of my children did this and every other newborn to 2 to 3 month old babies i've been around do this. They cry and make noises for a variety of reasons as this is how they communicate at this age. They usually do it when waking up, as first signs of hunger, when theyve been disturbed, etc. This is not a sound of discomfort or pain either. They make very soecific cries when in pain and trust me you'll know it.
My baby had colic, he did this constantly.
The Dr. advised a baby with colic has the instinct to suck...whether hungry or not, for sucking soothes the discomfort.
Did you see how the baby rooted quickly with the Mama's finger...now he may be hungry, but he instinctually has that self soothing need to suck.
I gave mine a pacifier, it helped relieve his discomfort and grunting.
Yes, he grew out of it .
Doctor said try a pacifier but he never sucked it. We tried endlessly. Even had a nurses come to house to no avail. He really never drank out of a bottle too. Anyway this video is old. He just turned 3 and is a happy normal kid 😁
@@babyjulius4147 ...
Oh I am so happy to hear that he grew out of it. It's tough when your baby is in discomfort and nothing you do seems to provide relief.
As a parent, you feel helpless.
Your baby is beautiful.
My baby is currently experiencing this same thing, is there anything i can do to help him, it’s sad to watch him go through all this discomfort! Pls help
is she fine now?right now I'm facing it with my 1month son..how long it stays?
It’s because their sleep is being disturbed- any noise or touch, you can wake them up and put them back in a good sleep - their head and stomach do not communicate correctly yet. As long as they fall into a good sleep with no distractions - they’ll be fine
Poor baby boy he so cute and adorable
My baby does the same thing he is 1 month now and I feel bad for him how old were you baby when he stop doing it ?
Hi ma'am can you tell me when ur baby stopped this. My baby does this all time but more when he trys to poop an gassy time. My baby is one month 9 days old. I'm very worried please answer me ma'am
@@priya.k3620 He stopped around 6 months and never had any problems any more.
My baby is grunting same .as she is now 5 weeks old . It melt my heart..i visiting doctors and giving medicines now . I confused whether to give formula milk or cow milk as mothers milk isn't enough to satisfy Baby's hunger ...Very worried this time ...
Rest i will update it in coming weeks
Now what are you giving???
@@muskankhan_5765 doctor suggested multi vitamins and cefixime antibiotic...my daughter is fine
Check grunting baby syndrome...my baby does this too which is totally normal...basically baby is practicing to poop and fart... No need to do anything...it will eventually go away on its own.
My baby is 2 months old he does this before passing poop and fart..when will he stop doing this iam worried 😫
I am worried my 3.5 months old has started this, though she has no sign of constipation she poops twice a day liquid consistency.
But she produce this sound much.
M not sure what to do , but m worried as she push so hard sometimes milk came out of her mouth.
It’s been 13 days since you posted. I’m gonna guess ur baby is grunting much less or has stopped? Can u plz update so other parents can see too?
Our baby does the same but more often at night.
What was the reason and solution for it.. my 3 weeks old baby does the same..
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When we consulted our pediatrician he instructed us to give enzyme to my child so that he could easily digest breast milk....i think the medicine contained amylase. Please consult your doctor first.
My baby is 1 week old and does this all night I’m scared to sleep
😢 shame man, so what's the diagnosed problem that he is grunting like that? Did his doctor say??
My baby is 10 weeks old.he started doing this 3days ago and it really worrying me.
Same tension... y its happen
It happens when they are gassy or have gut issue. You can try probiotics. Gently massage belly and do cycling.
Try rubbing ananl region with coconut oil. It helps with poop.
These precious ones will die in peace!
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My baby is doing this 😢 what can I do????? Im a first time mom
My baby does de same at night... please what is de solution to it
Some possible bad dream maybe. If it happens every night a diffrent location might be a suggestion.
So...baby Julius was sleeping so nice; why'd you wake him up, lo???
So what was it? any ideas?
My newborn baby do it whether he is sleeping or awake...
I don't know why and what to do to comfort him... 😣
Please help me my baby is in 4th week and he does this 24 hours even while feeding.
I've just had this same problem with my son. I talked to a lot of professionals and believe my son is intolerant to cows milk (different to lactose intolerance). I've change to a formula based on hydrolysed cows milk. Hydrolysed means the formula has been treated with enzymes to break down most of the cows milk protein. My son's grunting and all other symptoms stopped immediately. You'd be surprised how much discomfort it can cause and how it can cause discomfort throughout the entire digestive system. I don't have scientific proof but I'm almost 100%. I tried everything and finally at 7 weeks my son' has relief.
Hi my Dd having the same problem what mind of formula u use? Pla
Hi Tiahnna,
Would I be able to ask what formula you ended up using to stop it please as my 6weeks old son is doing the same?
Makes me worried sometimes...
My baby also do the same!!! Is it normal??
Being swaddled would cause it or not being fed on demand or being to hot could be the cause I pray all is well now
My baby has been doing it for 1 month. He just turned 1 month yesterday. And he still keeps grunting
Has he stopped? I have a 3 week old. I’m wondering if it’s from over feeding?
How’s the baby
I blow weed smoke to his nose. He slept for 24 hours no movement no nothing. best thing is weed.
Awful parent!
my baby is 3 weeks old and does the same.. hope it's just normal ..
to my understanding, it is.
Hello dear, my baby 1 month old is the same like this, how can you solve this?
It's very uncomfortable when you see your baby like this I was so scared until I googled and find out it's normal but I still don't like seeing my baby straining and grunting
Did he get better? And if so, when and how? My baby is 3 weeks old and is going through the same thing. It looks like he’s going through so much pain. We’re really worried :(
Hello I hope this helps just stay calm and hold your baby. Try to rub his or her belly and or hold them face forward with the legs against the belly to keep pressure but not to much most of the time is gas babies need a lot of love and skin to skin don’t forget and like I said stay calm you will do great also fallow your instincts if you need to call your doc. Do it.
My 4 week old is doing this too, I am worried it’s reflux:(
My baby is doing this too, I feel like it’s because of his acid reflux and it makes me so sad: the only way he stops is if I’m holding him. The moment he’s on a flat surface he grunts till he gets red and then spits up. :/ I gotta talk to his pediatrician about it bc it’s gotten frequent and it makes me worry :/ he also does this while feeding. The colic bottles I switched to have slightly helped but it’s still happening… I feel so bad. I have to hold him for 1 whole hour after feeds and it’s exhausting :(
@@hunterjardine7148 my baby girl is going through this too.. we are holding her 24/7.. how is your little bub doing? When did it get better?
@@ek5022 sadly we co slept and eventually when he got to the age where he can eat solids it got 80% better
It taking a dump.
He was constipated
Awww how’s the baby doing now?
He’s turning 7 next week. He’s a happy normal active kid. Thank God the grunting is past us. Just give it a month or so it will disappear.
@@babyjulius4147 how old your son was in the video ?
Reflux no doubt
Ma'am can you explain me what is it my does this all time I'm very worried
@@priya.k3620 Google is your friend. Search for infant reflux or silent reflux in infants. Or better yet, talk to your pediatrician.
@@robinneese8041 thanks for replying. Is this normal when it will go my one month 14 days baby grunting all time I'm very worried
My 10 wks baby has been doing this since he was 3 wks, at night mostly ,he's definitely not constipated, he's fed on time... I'm wondering if it's reflux,because it's he takes a long time to burp at night , so I lay him on his side and it helps a little ,poor guy he's so exhausted.
Please tell me my baby going thru same
Same with my lil girl she’s 3 weeks old
My baby does this all time I'm very worried my heart breaks
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When did ur baby stop doing it .
I noticed my baby does this more after being fed formula he is fine with breast milk
Ma'am my baby does this after my breastfeed I'm very worried n trying to poop time he does this
My baby girl is two months old and she does the same thing constantly. Is it normal? I am just worried that it's an indicator of something serious.
Hi dear, my baby is the same like this, could you share me some of your solution?
Я вот не пойму, что вы ребёнку спать не даёте?
I don't understand. He was sleeping so peacefully until the hand woke him up.
Karens
Maybe his poop is so hard to get out
My two month old babies do this at night time!!! It gets so loud and I’m at a loss of what to do for them!
Same. My little one does it day and night he seems in so much discomfort o wish there was something I could do to help him!!
@@nerilen1862 did u find anything to help ur baby? I am experiencing the same thing
@@dammyasmr5968 still no. Now he only does it in his sleep. They think it might be silent reflux. Going back to doctors today again. Has it been going on long for your baby? 🥺
are your babies formula fed?? my 1month old does this n hes formula... im thinking I need to change his formula
same with my baby only at night 😢
My baby does this and also arches her back she’s three weeks old 😩 it’s worrying
Same here my baby is 4 weeks old and squirms and grunts and arches his back and it looks painful and it even wakes him up from his sleep 😔
@@shargalsehsey7022 ma'am is it stopped I hope it's better now my baby does the same I'm very worried. If there any reason for it please let me know
This is due to wind. Even after burping there is still wind in stomach and it makes baby uncomfortable. My son does It. And I have to lift him and burp him. Sometimes there are even more burps than just one. My son has got silent reflux so that’s also another thing cousing baby to make this noise.
Take off mittens babies use fingers thumbs to self sooth!!!!!!!
Thanks so much for sharing this. My little one is 6 weeks old and currently going through this exact thing. Needless to say, the nights are long.
Same here 😴
same
Any idea what causes this? Currently going through it now but only notice that she grunts while on her back
Google grunting baby syndrome
My lo has the same thing. They just have a hard time relaxing their pelvic floor they are learning how to do a BM
Hi how's your baby now? Did the grunting all gone?
My baby did the same thing all day and all night long. Can you guys tell me what I should do to help her feel better? She’s only 3 weeks old now.
Angela Rui my baby does the same thing have you found anything that helps.?
My daughter is 2 months and does it if I lay her down after feeding. I pat her back and hold her up for at least 15mins after feeding Sometimes she’ll sleep her first hour on my chest. She can not sleep flat she grunts and spits up. I believe it’s reflux. You can also buy things to prop her bed about 30 degrees. I always find she sleeps best when napping on a flat pillow tilted up at the head for slight elevation. However that’s under supervision at nap time. It’s getting better but it’s still an issue
I don't know the problem but my baby does the same thing too.and he stretch so much .2 month old.
My baby now 6 weeks old he's doing the same since he was 1 week.
How is the baby now? Mine is 3weeks and is grunting and straining all day and night. I have never seen him relaxing. Please help 😥
Appears to be in discomfort. Colic pain?
Did he grow out of it? My 2 weeks old does the same thing
Yes Thank God. Little guy seemed he was in pain for months. Eventually it went away... i think when he was 2 maybe 3 months old can’t remember exactly but it was a lot of sleepless nights for us too. I think it was growing pains maybe his stomach was still developing. He is now 2 years old and everything could not be better. He sleeps well and is very active. Hang in there it will pass.
@@babyjulius4147 My newborn is now a Week and half, ever since we took her home from the hospital, she's grunts in her sleep all night and day. My wife had a C-section, and i've been researching and youtubing, and they say it's normal specially with a C-section baby, it's so heartbreaking to see her like this.. Any help??? anyone???
@@babyjulius4147 hopefully my baby can outgrow it by 2-3 months too. Painful to watch her wake up from sleep because of this
Yesy son does the same thing
The problem are those stupid gloves
Did you ever show this to the pediatrician
My 8 week old is currently doing this
How is ur baby now
He cute
Какая милота!
Colic, gripe water.
Pupuy
Looks like digestive or gas issues. See a specialist.
Why don't you f---ing pick him up give him a bottle why the hell did you wake him I the first place
Because they’re showing us what their baby’s doing in order to help other people, if they picked him up he might stop doing that and then there wouldn’t be a video example, IDIOT!!!!!!
He probably needed a chiropractic adjustment. It sounds like he was having a lot of distress
I realize that this baby is at least 6 years old now, but that’s not grunting in his sleep, that’s irritation because his perfectly fine, deep sleep was disturbed by both parents.
When his lips were rubbed, we opened his mouth and learned slightly forward because he thought he was being awakened to be fed.
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My 3 week old is the same and according to the nursing clowns they send to my house this is somehow normal
Probably because it is, bet it's gone now
@@GerardoMartinez-gc9wh still does it but not as pronounced
😭
Medical staff don’t always have the answers.
A clockwise tummy massage helps; it's tried and tested, and it works!
my son is the same way...i wonder why this happens i am concerned about it! But the pediatrician says he will grow out of it. I just swaddle him and reposition him until he gets as comfortable as he can be
+Karen RR We visited several docs gave him all kinds of diff medicines. Nothing worked and last doc we visited said he will grow out of it it's growing pains and the only thing you can do is comfort him as much as possible. He was right after about a 2 weeks later it was gone. I think it stopped when he was like 3 or 4 months old. He is now 20 months old super heathy and running around nonstop full of joy. Hang in there 👍🏻 not sure why those previous docs had no clue about anything.
Buli ja vi
Raj
“Stop fillming and help me”. My parents never fillmed me when I was grunting.
This is why baby should sleep in their own room and crib so no one has to listen to this all night. Baby is fine. No need to have to hear that all night. That's how babies get hurt by adults who are over stressed or frustrated.
A sids risk factor is a child in their own room. You are dumb.
@Oxy Cat wtf
Yea blâme it on the baby wtf
I'm here because my baby cousin did the same grunting noise all day in night, he's 3 months old.
About a month ago he stopped breathing was rushing to the hospital where he was DOA but they managed to revive him after about 6 minutes.
The doctors are saying it's was SIDS and that he got to the hospital just in time.
But here's the thing, after about a week of him being in the hospital, they did an MRI and found yellow fluid on his brain. They think the grunting was from him being in pain and having seizures. When she had him, they had her pushing at 6 centimeters instead of 10. They had to do an emergency c-section because he stopped breathing. Now they have a lawyer because, the baby has been in the hospital for over a month Two surgeries to drain the buildup fluid from his brain and constantly on pain meds.
Wow, you make no sense what so ever... on so many levels.
My daughter has been doing this for 3 months non stop ALL night long despite not having any bowel or gas issues. I took her to countless doctors and specialist and nothing is wrong. I put her in her own room now, I couldn't stand hearing her grunt ALL night long, I was literally full of rage every single time I heard that constipated grunt sounds. Now she sleeps all alone, in her own room, she can grunt all she wants, enjoy 🤡 She whines for attention, but not my problem.
My baby had the same issue and i couldn't tolerate the sound he makes thinking he is suffering. I decided to seek help instead leaving him alone or not being sleep keeping him with me all time. So I made a shift plan. We made 3 shifts during night. First half my husband had him with him, my mother and I slept. then my turn , I took care of him , my husband and mom slept. Then my mom's turn. So that all three will get 6 hours of sleep atleast at night. It worked and we nearly spent 6 weeks like this.
@@vinithasv3416 That sounds like a good compromise. I am currently all alone, stuck in a different country, I have absolutely no friends or family to help me out. I feel bad leaving her all alone, but I hope I can change it once I move back to my family and partner.
@@Elizabeth-yv6bn Oops! Then no other choice for you :). I wish you be back to your family soon! Take care
It could be colic
@Alan Pearce I just said it could be colic, I didn't asked you to care ?
@Alan Pearce weird comment
seeing all of its discomfort and pain makes me laugh soooo hard 😝😝😝😝😝🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know it's hilarious 🤣
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My baby is 2 weeks old and he does this all day long. It has me so worried since he's my first but I'm not sure what to do about it. He's fed on demand and then i burp him but he doesn't always burp. Is it normal?
I'm in the same boat with my first too.. did you find out what it was?? x
Same here so scared & confused please help ladies...#first time mom
@@Family1st8689 hey my son is 2 yrs old now and since then ive had another. I found out he was extremely constipated, he was breastfed up until 3 months and then i gave him similac advanced and thats what caused the problem. Hes lactose intolerant so we switched him to the similac sensitive and he was so much better since then.
@@princessjodii constipation from similac advanced. We switched to similac sensitive and he got better. I know your comment is very old but i never knew people commented lol im sure your babe is all better now
@@hanahnicolearteaga8482 gladly appreciated your response...🙏☺️