August 14, 2013
Dealing with a crying baby day after day can be difficult, particularly when you're tired. So it's good to have a plan for coping.
How much crying is normal? How can you tell when there might be a problem? And how do you cope in the meantime?
Here's some advice that can help.
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Dealing with a crying baby day after day can be difficult, particularly when you're tired. So it's good to have a plan for coping.August 5, 2013
All babies cry - some more than others - and while it may be stressful, remember it’s natural. Crying doesn't mean there's something wrong with your baby, or with you as a parent.
