easier as your newborn learns more about the world and gets better at letting you know what they need. Also, it gets easier to understand your baby’s cues and body language.
No one knows your baby better than you, so if you’re worried about your baby’s crying, talk things through with your GP or child and family health nurse. All children have the right to be safe and protected. Seek help if you feel that you can’t cope or you might hurt your child.
If you have any questions or need advice, we have registered nurses available 24/7 to help you.
Article originally published by raisingchildren.net.au
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