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Have any of you ever dealt with a baby who does not cry or hardly ever cries.....? Im not a nurse....but I have 3 kids....My last one really doesnt cry that much....(which is a good thing) He is normally happy and content with everything...I dont think its a bad thing Im not a nurse but i think that if its something that we know would cause a baby to cry and they dont there might be a problem to talk to the dr about.but i would say if there is nothing wrong w/baby be happy he/she is happy. Depends on what you mean. My son "cried" but has only had a few tears and he is over 1 year old now. So if you mean they do not make the crying sounds then yea I would think that is a problem and if you mean no tears, no, I was told that his tear ducts may just be draining before they build up enough to drop. My youngest was a very placid calm baby, never cried, never wanted attention was just in her own little world. at the time I thought wow this is great, but it later turned out she had autism. |
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