Did you travel during the early morning (sometimes they will to back to sleep) day time or night??… It could be that your baby suffers from motion sickness but not enough to vomit. It is a horrible feeling. I often wished I could actually vomit and I might feel better. It is tough when they aren’t old enough to communicate what their issue. If she is feeling sick she may go white or a greyish colour in her face. Is the sun shining in on her when you are travelling. Although windows are tinted the heat still radiates through the glass. Sometimes the temperature in the back doesn’t feel the same as in the front. Are you breasfeeding while the car is moving? Apparently that is illegal. Will she drink water from a bottle while you are travelling?. She may be thirsty but not actually hungry. If you are going to do a lot of travelling it may be worth talking to your Dr. or other medical professional to see if they have any suggestions.

People used to tell he the same thing. “They’ll only cry fir a while, eventually they’ll get tired and fall asleep.” My son never did :/

Ha ha ha hopefully bub is old enough to be interested in watching DVDs next time you gave a long distance to drive. Might be the other ones turn to scream then. Lol.

I remember our first road trip from Townsville, Queensland to adelaide south australia with a 2 and 3 year old. We survived and now do a big trip every year.

Have you done another trip since then?

lol. this is so funny. I have a cry baby too so TOTALLY understand where you’re coming from.