WHEN BABY CRIES.
To the inexperienced a, baby's cry is J just a noise that ought to be quieted as ' soon as possible. But there is a great j deal of difference in the quality of the. various cries, of babyhood, anil in rc- I cognising the tone one is able to diagnose ; the cause. j l'irst of all, there is the ordinary pain- I e»s crying- i n which every he-id thy infant j includes to exercise its lungs. That exer- I cise is almost as necessary to the child j 'mw!inv an /' ■ a ' l ' 101 act ' involvos j muscular activity. This cry is ca.sv to I tKf' f °, r ' s arid strong and ; the baby get s led -with the exertion. bv a » r » aCU u e P ftin ' such is ™used prolonged •but 5 "dull " dominnl 11 ache - Slu ' h abColic M„.l ■~«! i • ls of creaming, and the warning £° U i" lnalters hurrying for the docfor ti • someOne paroxvsms of scream! £, 1,10 R,gns aro a puckered forehead and a dnT" I ''' 1 b> - the limbs, all of which / n S up of the nead for learning to under<!» S>nly language of a g c^, UndCrstan d baby's
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18101, 27 May 1922, Page 4 (Supplement)
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