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Looking beyond hunger when a breastfeeding baby cries

By Betty Hannah Greenman

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Betty Hannah Greenman

New YorkOct 26, 8:36 AM

Looking beyond hunger when a breastfeeding baby cries

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A baby’s crying does not always point to hunger; discomfort is another possibility. “Breastfeeding My Baby- Is This Normal?” considers crying alongside spitting up, diarrhea, and constipation, and notes that inconsolable crying associated with colic can have different causes.

These are useful observations to describe clearly when asking for help, rather than treating every concern as the same feeding problem. If something worries you, the article emphasizes consulting a doctor.

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