When your baby's crying gets worse around 6-8 weeks postpartum - it's likely normal! This is when many babies hit a normal peak of crying, often 3 to 3.5 hours across a day and most noticeable between 4-8pm. It’s not usually a constant 10/10 scream, it can be grizzly, fractious and often on-and-off. The good news is that once it peaks, it tends to trend down towards the 12 week mark, as babies settle into more of a rhythm. Knowing what’s typical can take the edge off the worry and help you ride