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Crying is a normal and essential part of infant communication, and while most babies have periods of excessive crying, the majority will learn to self-regulate. Neurobiological changes in the parents' brains help to prime them for caregiving and are affected by their infant's responses.
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19 Απρ 2022 · Crying is an ubiquitous communicative signal in infancy. This meta-analysis synthesizes data on parent-reported infant cry durations from 17 countries and 57 studies until infant age 12 months (N = 7...
15 Δεκ 2011 · Any history suggestive of pathology (for example, a report of blood in stool or vomit) should prompt appropriate referral. Regarding the pattern of crying, ask about timing and duration, triggers, and what strategies help to settle the baby (if any). Enquire about where the baby sleeps.
28 Ιουλ 2007 · Crying is a common, normal occurrence in a healthy infant. However, crying is one of the primary reasons parents seek health care for their infant child (Barr, 1990a). Many parents find inconsolable crying to be particularly difficult because the use of soothing techniques to comfort the infant seems futile.
1 Μαΐ 2007 · Intractable crying in infants and young children can be a language all of its own-capable of communicating underlying disease. Here's what pediatricians need to know to avoid getting lost in translation.
Key Points. All infants and young children cry as a form of communication; it is the only means they have to express a need. Thus, most crying is in response to hunger, discomfort (eg, a wet diaper), or separation, and it ceases when the needs are met (eg, by feeding, changing, cuddling).
1 Αυγ 2007 · For this reason, the sound of infant crying plays an important role in the development of infants who are at risk for poor psychosocial outcomes due to prenatal and other conditions that adversely affect neurobehavioral organization.
