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I think I'm going to die from a migraine! My almost 7 month old daughter has been exploring her vocal chords lately- and she has been shrieking like a banshee. Is anyone else going through this? How long does this last? Anything I can do about it?
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nelle oh my son does the panting thing too, and he thinks its absolutely hilarious when I do it back to him lol Or he fake coughs.
My daughter does this for hours at a time, in all sorts of tones. If she gets really excited or happy, she can really hit the high notes. I'm surprised she doesn't have a sore throat from it!
I try to be respectful when we're in public- we spent all day at the hospital yesterday (for a scheduled x-ray and ultrasound) and I feel so horrible for all of the other people in the waiting room. My daughter is relentless. :o)
I am having the same with my six month old. She's been doing this for almost a month now. She just opens her mouth and screams really loud. Most times she's not crying. I think she's exercising her lungs. Unfortunately I don't know how long this will last. Hopefully it will end when she starts talking.