Grunting/growling

Is there a specific context in which she is making the noise? I ask because I wonder if she is making the noise as a means to self soothe. I say this with it increasing when at nursery, which would naturally be anxiety provoking for a little one. A repetitive strong vocal that has an associated vibration can often be used this way. If you went with this theory, you may not want to discourage it. I wonder what they think? It’s not nice that they have made you feel there is something “wrong”. Happy to chat through with you.

@Natalie thanks for your reply! Its more when she doesnt want to do something or like wants to come from highchair, doesnt want to put coat on, doesnt want to be carried by someone etc she doesnt do it as much at home but sometimes can just be on someones lap in creche and do it without any reason! So i cant find a specific context to it! Yes they have made me feel this way as they always says it in concerning mannor and says it a lot but shes not even one me saying to her stop wont do anythin she doesnt understand bless her

It sounds to me like she is just communicating, and very very normal. They don’t have words so use noises. As a means to communicate my girls make all kinds of noises, so goodness know what they’d say about them! It makes me wonder what they’re thinking, and what logic they have behind it. You could always ask them to elaborate. But honestly, I would not worry about it at all. It sounds very normal.

My little girl growls when she gets excited 😂😂🙈 xx

@Natalie thanks so so much very reassuring to hear thankyou xxxx