Crying with other people

Anyone else baby suddenly cry when anyone else holds them?
My LG used to be fine with other people but now doesn't want to be held by anyone but me and occasionally my husband. She'll smile at them then soon as they hold her, she'll burst out crying, I have her back and she smiles at them again.
Anyone else's baby doing this too?

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How old is she ? I heard this is normal as kids starts to recognise faces and have their favourite ones - it would just show that she really bonded with you and your partner and likes you 🥰

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She's 5 months today. I socialise her a lot and she's used to seeing her grandparents but even with them she'll cry after a few minutes. They're supposed to be having her Friday evening for a few hours and now I'm worried to leave her incase they can't stop her crying

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Although this is for 6 months , every baby develops at their own pace and also personalities might come in … when I was a baby and my mum complains till this day that I could be left only with her and I did not tolerate anyone else

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