Pediatrician of 30 Years Reveals How To Calm A Crying Baby In Seconds
Robert Hamilton, an expert pediatrician in Santa Monica who has about 30 years of experience, has released a useful and adorable video about the best way to calm down a fussy baby. In the video, he gives detailed instructions that include gently shaking the baby’s booty.
“You don’t want to do jerking motions ever,” he explains in the video, but the most delightfully cute parts of his instructions still remain. If you want to see the master explain it himself, be sure to watch his video – his trick works like a charm!
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If your baby’s crying, all you have to do is…
“Shake their booty”
Watch Dr. Hamilton’s full instructions here:
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I wish I'd thought to try this 14 years ago when my baby would never stop crying.
Me too. My son had colic, I felt so helpless. Luckily he outgrew it & everything else, he'6'5" ❤
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As neonatal physical therapist, i've found easiest way to calm your baby: Make "slide" with your index finger from lower end of breastbone (sternum) to the belly-button. Do it gently, like when you pet your cat. IMPORTANT: Don't move finger in both directions, repeat it downwards only.
So amazing... I am sending this to my sister she just had her little girl I'm so happy I saw this
Looks like this mimics fetal positioning in the mother's womb and the gentle motions felt by the mother's breathing and walking.
Looks like it mimics positioning in the womb coupled with the gentle bouncing they must feel when the mother is moving or walking or even breathing.
That's probably what got that baby here in the first place!! lol
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So much better is real love - it works and it prevents traumatization of the lack of ability to really love which is intricate in our social conditioning - to learn to really love is not too difficult - it needs to face our fear of initmacy.
It's for their health dude if you want poor babies to die that's your problem
Load More Replies... I wish I'd thought to try this 14 years ago when my baby would never stop crying.
Me too. My son had colic, I felt so helpless. Luckily he outgrew it & everything else, he'6'5" ❤
Load More Replies... As neonatal physical therapist, i've found easiest way to calm your baby: Make "slide" with your index finger from lower end of breastbone (sternum) to the belly-button. Do it gently, like when you pet your cat. IMPORTANT: Don't move finger in both directions, repeat it downwards only.
So amazing... I am sending this to my sister she just had her little girl I'm so happy I saw this
Looks like this mimics fetal positioning in the mother's womb and the gentle motions felt by the mother's breathing and walking.
Looks like it mimics positioning in the womb coupled with the gentle bouncing they must feel when the mother is moving or walking or even breathing.
That's probably what got that baby here in the first place!! lol
Load More Replies... So much better is real love - it works and it prevents traumatization of the lack of ability to really love which is intricate in our social conditioning - to learn to really love is not too difficult - it needs to face our fear of initmacy.
It's for their health dude if you want poor babies to die that's your problem
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