Knowing when one of these weeks occurs can help a lot when troubleshooting baby's suddenly fragile (and, let's just admit, nightmarish) condition. Yes, you'll want to rule out that baby isn't sick or in pain etc. First, but after you do that, you can be comforted by the fact that baby is being fussy not because of something you have done, but because she is in a Wonder Week.

If you, you'll also get loads of tips on how to help baby reach his potential during and after these leaps. All babies go through these wonder weeks at a predictable time, give or take a week or two. They usually last anywhere from 3 days to a few weeks (although, gulp, they can last up to 6 weeks long!), often increasing in length as baby gets older. But don't worry, they also occur less often as baby gets older. They don't necessarily coincide with growth spurts, cutting teeth or other common baby milestones, although they might end up, by chance, happening around the same time. Physical developments may be indirectly related since babies start to be able to do more physically as they understand more mentally.

Make sure to calculate weeks from the due date, not the actual delivery date. If it is tricky trying to figure out how to keep track of how many weeks old your child is, try writing your baby's age in weeks on your calendar at the beginning of each month. I have also included the months for you with each of the weeks (following the complaints of my sister Sharon:) Here's a helpful. And there's even an iphone. Wonder Weeks and Fussy Periods: • Wonder Week 5 - fussiness starts around 5 weeks and usually lasts 1-7 days.

• Wonder Week 8 - fussiness starts around 8 weeks and usually lasts 3-14 days • Wonder Week 12 - fussiness starts around 12 weeks/2.8 months and usually lasts 1-7 days • Wonder Week 19 - fussiness starts around 15 weeks/3.5 months, peaks at 17 weeks and skills appear around 19 weeks. It usually lasts 1-6 weeks **From now on Fussy periods will last longer than previously • Wonder Week 26 - fussiness starts around 23 weeks/5.3 months, peaks at 26 weeks and skills appear around 26 weeks. It usually lasts 1-5 weeks • Weeks 29/30 or 6.8 months - This isn't actually a Wonder Week, but many babies act fussy during this time as they begin to understand that their mommy can leave them.

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Just thought I'd let you know:) • Wonder Week 37 - fussiness starts around 34 weeks/7.8 months, peaks at 36 weeks and skills appear around 37 weeks. It usually lasts 3-6 weeks • Wonder Week 46 - fussiness starts around 42 weeks/9.7 months, peaks at 44 weeks and skills appear around 46 weeks. It usually lasts 3-7 weeks • Wonder Week 55 - fussiness starts around 51 weeks/11.7 months, often peaks at 53 weeks and skills appear around 55 weeks. It usually lasts 3-6 weeks • Wonder Week 64 / 14.7 months • Wonder Week 75 / 17.2 months • Over 20 months - Other wonder weeks have been documented throughout childhood. It is also suspected that adults even go through some wonder weeks.

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Gabrielle, Are you around 3.5 or 5.5 months?? If 5.5 months, your little one is probably starting to protest and I would try to give as little attention to that as possible to not reinforce it. You should learn to tell the difference between the cries--protest, pain, hunger etc with some practice. If it crying because she feels uncomfortable, then I would try to give comfort and mainly distract at this age. You are doing the right thing to leave the room when you feel overly upset. I'd try to get some extra support during this rough time and have someone watch baby while you go out and have a little time to yourself. This is really important to do during the tough times with baby so you don't get too overwhelmed.

Even 20 minutes walking around the block will do tons to help you feel better. In fact, walks may also help your baby feel better and relax.