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Babies might cry because they are overstimulated or they have wind. They may also be too hot or cold. Babies may even cry because they have wind.
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Gorgeous boy just needs a cuddle -Gem 💕

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All this baby needs is his mom's dirty laundry / From Crying To Cuddles (Original)

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Dad Pro* Tip #1: When baby gets really fussy and mom is not around - try giving giving them some of mom's dirty laundry. They love the smell. *I am a dad. I'm not a pro. "This video is managed by Newsflare.

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Poor baby has colic (illness related to wind) -Gem 💕

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Here's the non-sugar coated, raw reality of colic. This is my daughter at almost 4 weeks old and just a small sample of how we spent the first few months of her life. Damaging, life alterting, heart breaking experience. There was absolutely nothing we could do to sooth her...nothing.

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She's crying because she's too cold (not quite what was asked but all I could find 😒) -Gem 💕

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Anairaa Baby cries because it's too cold to touch

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Uploaded by sanchita agarwal on 2016-03-08.

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The baby is crying because she's just too tired! -Gem 💕

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Baby is crying then gets real tired all of a sudden

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Do You Respond to a Crying Baby in One Set Way?

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Do You Respond to a Crying Baby in One Set Way?

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No. As babies cry for a variety of reasons, responding in one set way may not be the best for the baby. For example: if a baby is hungry, the act of leaving them to settle down and ‘cry it out’ may not be the best option - milk will most likely be the reasoning for the cry. Understanding the reasoning behind a baby crying is vital to comprehending their needs and desires. Many parents believe in different methods when responding to a crying baby - however, if a baby is deemed to be crying for no specific reason e.g. needs changing, tired - then choosing whether to comfort the baby or leaving them to independently settle and gain self comfort is dependent on the parent’s personal preferences -

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This is a video of a baby crying because of overstimulation

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This is a video of a baby crying because of overstimulation

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Uploaded by Healthy Women Infants and Children on 2014-08-27.

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This is a video of a baby crying because of a dirty nappy

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This is a video of a baby crying because of a dirty nappy

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My sweetheart at less than a month. Poor babe was poopy, right after he had his meal. His cry is sooo heartbreaking and cute at the same time.

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This is a video of a baby crying because of hunger

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This is a video of a baby crying because of hunger

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This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

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This is a video of a baby crying because of boredom

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This is a video of a baby crying because of boredom

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When you are "tuned in", you are able to read a child's emotional and behavioural cues and respond appropriately. When children are responded to, they feel a greater level of connection and can develop their confidence and self esteem
-Lucy💙

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Why is it important for the key person to ‘tune in’? 

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Why is it important for the key person to ‘tune in’? 

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It is important for the child’s key person to tune in because they can begin to recognise how the baby expresses their feelings and needs. The key person can recognise what the baby wants or needs so that they can support the child’s holistic development and wellbeing. Tuning in to babies allows practitioners to identify their reactions and preferences. Additionally, it is important for the key person to tune in because they can easily spot when the baby needs something, like food or changing, as they become aware of the different cries and the different meanings behind each one.
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A baby may cry because it is hungry or may have a wet or dirty nappy. Babies may cry for attention, so that they can have a cuddle. Lastly a baby may cry due to being tired. If a baby is overtired it may just fuss instead of sleeping.
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Their is a range of different cry’s that a baby may have (research shows that their is 8) parents get to know their baby, and become familiar in understanding their types of cry, Pantley says, "Over time, you'll recognize particular cries as if they were spoken words." In addition to these cry signals, you often can determine why your baby is crying by the situation surrounding.