I would think that the only way to deal with that would be to have the father spend more time with the baby. When the baby cries, he needs to go comfort the baby and not you. If you are taking the baby from the father because it won't stop crying, then you are enforcing that behavior. The baby will start to think... "if I cry, mom will take me". The dad needs to take part in everything that you do with the baby. Changing, bathing, rocking, and all that good stuff.
That would be my opinion anyway.



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I have 4 children and they all went through it. my oldest is now 8 and loves to be with his daddy. Assure your husband that this will pass. Maybe not now, maybe not in a week or a month but as long as he is involved in his life and continues to show him love and affection, he will reap the benefits, even if its not for a little while. Your son is a baby, he will be 8 in a blink of an eye. don't worry yourself about this, please. Love him and continue to build his trust in you as a safe place and he will get past his dependency. For now just wallow in the old saying that no one is better than mommy!




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