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Responding to Your Baby's Cries
Crying is one way your baby talks to you. They may be hungry, tired, uncomfortable, sick, or just want to be held.
You're building trust
Each time you respond, your baby learns they can count on you to keep them safe. This builds a strong bond and healthy emotional development.
You can't spoil a baby
Friends and family may say picking up your baby will spoil them. Being responsive to your baby's needs is impossible to overdo.
Pause and listen
Next time your baby cries, take a moment to think about what they might be telling you, then respond.
Source:
KidsHealth
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