Looking at the innocent look on your baby’s face, you might be of the opinion that your baby can’t understand anything going on around her like the fights and squabbles you and your husband have from time to time.
The Raunchy Noons
While having a steamy time with your husband, you thought you could have a good time with your hubby but your little one just had to wake up at that exact moment when things were pretty heated up in the sheets(you know what I mean) she started shrieking, until she killed the mood and you had to pick her up and pacify her. You probably woke her up with your moan and groan, next time, play a lullaby in the background to mask your sexual sounds and lull baby to sleep. If your baby is fast asleep you can still have a quick one, just mask the sounds.
The argumentative parents
It’s normal for couples to fight sometime, do not fight with your spouse in front of your baby. Your child will be overhearing your exchange of words that’s okay as long as you don’t raise your voice or use abusive words as this might scare your child and they may start crying. And if your baby starts crying during your argument, that’s your cue to stop the argument and continue it somewhere out of their earshot.
Some Baby TV
If your baby woke you up in the middle of the night, you can’t go back to sleep and baby is not sleeping either, you can be tempted to assume baby can’t be affected by a coupke of hours watching TV. Don’t do it! The kind of emotion coming from the tone of the characters in the TV can communicate something negative to your baby, but while you’re cross legged watching TV while breastfeeding your baby, he knows that you are paying more attention to something else, and so he would be distracted.
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