16 weeks fussiness normal anyone experiencing the same ?

I second guess everything due to the severity of his reflux ( which I believe is managed )

16 week old wants to take the bottle but then wafting his hands around knocking it out of his mouth crying when he doesn't have it but also making a moany whiny sound whilst drinking .

Again when trying to get to nap on me like pretty much moany tired sound which could lead into a cry if not soothing and patting and just thrashing around like he is fighting sleep I guess .

Anyone experiencing the same or is this now another feeding issue I hope not 😔🙈

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My girl is 16 weeks and exactly the same, knocks everything out of her mouth and then cries about it 😂😭

Sometimes she will physically take her dummy out, have it in her hand and then start kicking off 😂
I think it’s definitely developmental, if she’s not knocking her bottle out then she’s trying to ‘help’ her little hands are always in the way.
We’re in the struggles together! Always happy to chat about it too if you’d like x

Exactly the same here! Been like it for the last week or so 🥴

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