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… the dangling arm turns slightly inward (pronates). Crying. Your child may cry from the pain and because they … the dangling arm turns slightly inward (pronates). Crying. Your child may cry from the pain and because they …
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… and calmed. Confusional arousals. Your child may wake up crying, confused, and groggy. Your child may not recognize … and calmed. Confusional arousals. Your child may wake up crying, confused, and groggy. Your child may not recognize …
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… cheerfulness (euphoria). Uncontrollable outbursts of crying or laughing at strange or inappropriate times. … cheerfulness (euphoria). Uncontrollable outbursts of crying or laughing at strange or inappropriate times. …
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… talk, nod, and sing to your baby. Respond promptly to crying. Your baby will learn to trust that when he or she is … talk, nod, and sing to your baby. Respond promptly to crying. Your baby will learn to trust that when he or she is …
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… that children are depressed include: Being irritable and crying for no reason you can see. Avoiding friends and … that children are depressed include: Being irritable and crying for no reason you can see. Avoiding friends and …
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… intensive care unit (NICU) staff are vital not only to your infant's health but also to your understanding of your infant's condition. When you are with your infant's doctor or nurse, ask whatever questions you have …
