He is screaming like he is being tortured alive... 🙄 I take care of my newborn niece and she hates tummy time as well, I put her on her stomach and let her scream all she wants, kicks and cries. I obviously watch so she doesn't get hurt, I put in earphones and listen to music, she looks at me to pick her up but I don't. She does tummy time everyday and screams herself to sleep from exhaustion. No point coddling your baby, but each to their own ☺
Good news! No baby ever died from crying! Now stop being lame parents and do what's best for him! He's lazy! He doesn't want to work! Of course he's going to cry! They all do! He's just being a jerk!
The vid cut in at the end of it so I have no way of knowing how long he was on his tummy. Could've been 10 minutes. Most doctors say to stop when baby gets upset. Last thing you want is them associating tummy time with negativity. Rest assured, no baby has any clue what laziness is. People who are convinced that babies are masters of manipulation worry me. Psychiatric screening should be a prerequisite for procreation.
When I had my children in the 80's, medical professionals were advising we put baby down to sleep on tummy so my babies were accustomed to the position and there was neither tummy time or tears. Try laying flat on your belly. I find it uncomfortable because I do not sleep in that position. Infants overreact to pain because it's shocking to them. While I agree babies cry and it's not healthy to pacify and give in to their every squeal, with a newborn parents have to watch for more serious issues such as pain from pulled muscles & tendons or dislocations from the birthing process.
@@dianerogers8805 well I'm 54. Pediatricians always told me to do tummy time every day. Strengthens their neck and torso plus they need it to learn how to crawl
@@dianerogers8805 I don't think they used to call it tummy time. Different label, same method. I asked my husband about his children. He said ex wife did the same just not familiar with the term tummy time. But it was common to have baby on a blanket part of the day. Actually my youngest learned to roll from back to front in her bassinet before she rolled front to back. At some point a baby will be spending significant time on the floor learning how to crawl and work their legs.
