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Baby crying before potty

2021-06-20 15:40:38
My child is 7 weeks old, he is struggling and crying before doing potty. He calms after doing so. Is this normal?
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Thank you for your query ma’am Babies crying before going to potty is usually normal and nothing to worry about Also If he is active and gaining weight adequately you need not worry

Answered2021-06-20 18:36:07

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Yes. This is normal. Nothing to worry. Will pass with time

Answered2021-06-20 17:09:41

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