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Baby behaviour changes
Hello doctor
My baby is 2.2yrs she always attached me only
But day time she played her sister together Nd watching rhymes Nd all she did
But now 3days over she want full time me only
When Gaven books for colouring I have to sit her near
When she went to toilet I have to stand her near
Why suddenly changes?
I can't seen means crying more
She not going her dad near also sometimes mom only want sometimes
Sleeping also me only doing
Her dad did means she is not sleeping
She is too young but suddenly changes day time behaviour
I'm home maker me only staying full day both kids together
Kid also same like her she is 7yrs old more attaching to me
Please give me suggestions it's normal or not?
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Dr. Soumalya Kundu
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hello!
Don't worry so much....at this particular age the child usually develops a notion of what is good, bad or attractive. It's a part of their emotional development which will change over time
Since yr baby is mostly attached with you and having the best bonding with you....she will prefer you most of the time.
Next Steps
Please observe yr baby's interaction with others , what she is liking and what not...make the changes of the surrounding accordingly
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