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Why inconsolable crying needs a closer conversation

By Betty Hannah Greenman

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Betty Hannah Greenman

New YorkOct 27, 8:40 AM

Why inconsolable crying needs a closer conversation

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Inconsolable crying does not point to one clear cause. “Breastfeeding My Baby- Is This Normal?” discusses colic as crying that can have various causes and may call for professional help.

That distinction matters in a feeding conversation: rather than treating “colic” as a complete answer, describe what is happening and consult a doctor when concerns arise. The article also covers diarrhea, constipation, and spitting up—specific observations that are worth naming rather than grouping together as a question of what is “normal.”

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