Parenting Classics III -- Teaching You to Understand Your Baby's Cries

Author: Dai Yingming
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Publishing Date: 2001-01-01
Features: "Wow! Wow!" As soon as the trembling melody is heard, the mother lying in bed feels an overwhelming sense of pride and pride. After nine months of hardship, the best fruit has finally been reaped. And this cry signifies that the colorful world has gained a new friend. From this moment, before he is capable of speaking, he expresses his emotions and needs through "crying." The cries parents have experienced are forgotten in a daze, but the cries of a child that parents know so well are so intriguing. Research on child development psychology in various countries shows that an infant's cry may sound the same at first glance, but upon closer examination, it is diverse. This is because infants cannot use language to express their emotions and needs. Crying is the unique language and movement method of infants. The cries of an infant are so profound yet so ordinary. Our life is accompanied by cries as we enter the world. This "first cry" is as if it is a call to the world, and also like a declaration of the journey of life that is about to begin.