Understanding a Baby's Cry: How to Support Caregivers

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Presented by:
DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence
Developed by:
Family Development Program (FDP)
Sponsored by:
Tikun Olam Foundation
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Birth to Five Parenting Support
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Overview

Anyone who has spent time caring for a baby knows that they cry, but some babies may cry more than others. Although this can be a normal part of their development, it can become overwhelming for caregivers. Providers can use this tip sheet to help caregivers feel more informed and confident when caring for a frequently crying baby. 

  Keywords: development, early childhood, parenting
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