Anyone with kids, especially anyone with a new born, who is therefore probably well in the eye of the parenting storm, will try and convince you that they can tell exactly from the slightest change in tone or key what each cry means.
"Oh that's a semi tone up from a B flat, that means he's a bit cross that we haven't set him up with his own Instagram account yet!"
I may well be being a bit cynical. To be honest it's an approach that has worked fairly well for 42 years so why change it now. From my experience crying usually means I'm hungry.
Or
"I have a bubble of wind and am also still a bit hungry!"
Or
"I am sitting in my own pooh and am a bit hungry."
Or
There's a shadow by the window that's worrying me and if there's any of that baby rice left I could probably go for a little helping.
Or
"I have teeth growing through my gums which is a little uncomfortable.I 'm also happy to tidy up that cake if you want me to?"
I hope you like the song which was suggested by two of my closest friends and their fabulous little boy, Kit.
Love James aka The Middle Class Wrapper
Here a link to the song in case you're more of a watcher than a reader.
If I’m hungry I’m hungry
I’m not too hot
or too cold
but If I’m
hungry I’m hungry
Need some
milk to sup
In T minus 2
minutes
I’ll wake everyone up
No I don’t
need winding
Or a nursery
rhyme
Stop
fiddling with scratch mits
You're just wasting
time
Stop pacing the floor
Same deal as last night
We walked a hole through the floor
Don’t need
my temperature checking
Snot picked out of my nose
I'm a big fan of
this white drink
That’s just
how it goes
Not quite
ready for solids
Or some baby
rice
But if I’m completely
honest
That
sandwich looks nice
don’t want
patting or smooching
Stop wiping
my chin
Do you want
the rest of this rice cake
Before it
goes in the bin
I don’t need
my bum changed
not too hot
or too cold
Your peek a
boo routine
Is getting
pretty old
I don’t need
my bum changed
I’m not to
hot
Or too cold
Life would
be easier
If you just
did as your told
Stop singing
and feed me
I need my 1
a day
Who’s
parenting who here
Can anyone
say
When the
student is ready
They say the
teacher arrives
A lifetime
of listening
You know
what I want from my cry
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