My baby ignores me when I go in and out of home, what should I do?

Hi, eloveriz2004. It's very normal that your baby behaves like that. When he is acting like that, please do not be angry at him. Because for sure that baby wants to bond with those who spends most of the time with him. I can understand how you feel. I would feel the same too if my baby does not bond with me. That's why i am a stay at home mommy. Whether you should quit your job or spend more quality time with you baby, depends on what you think it's more important (career or family) and your financial status. If the finance is allowed, i would say spending the quality time with baby is more important between 0 - 6 years old, especially 0 - 3 years old. Between this period, baby gains the knowledge very fast. They love to learn. And parents are the great teacher for baby. This is what i think. I hope it helps. Have a nice day and happy mylotting.

That's what I also observed with my son when he was in that age. He is more closer to the people that surrounds him. Since I am working at that time. What I do is I always spent time with outside our house. We go out just the two of us and let him seen different places. When I gets home I always bring him something that he likes. So better know what he likes to eat or play.

this is one of the sacrifices a working mom has to endure and the only way to cope with this is to accept that it is but natural for any human or even animals to like those they often see. babies don't stay babies forever so in due time they'd realize your importance and the reason why you were not often seen most of the time in the house.

Your baby is how old? Children will bond best with those they are around the most, the same is holds true to us humans at any age. So, it is normal behavior to bond with those that are closest to him, and a around him the most. Should you quit your job and spend more quality time with your baby? Is that in your best interest and in the best interest of your baby, and your aunt, and every one else concerned? How will quitting your job benefit your baby? Can you afford to quit your job? What is right about quitting your job? What makes that right? Ponder those questions, then ask for guidance in earnest prayer, and the answer will come to you, choose what will be for the highest good of yourself and all concerned though. Cheers.

you know you need pay some attention and good take care of your babe althrough you have already hired the babysitter. babe like stay with someone who always around her but not the stranger face.

...baby's are getting more closer to the people he always seen.,so give more time for him.,

hi eloveriz2004 why not just work part time so you have more time with your son and still have a job and contribute money if its really needed. I know I finally had to do that, and somehow I managed to have enought time with my two children to bond closely with them, and watch them grow, and still bring in extra money for the household. You child is just used to going to the people hes been around the most, get more time at home and he will start knowing his mommy , and be there for him, good luck, God bless he will learn who his mommy his, hang in there and be patient.