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Old 10-23-2007, 10:17 PM
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Parents!!! Please Help!!!

Okay, as many of you know; me and Heather are new parents. Our son is almost six months old now (my how time flies). Most of the time he is a relatively happy baby (very cuddly), but there are times when he cries and cries and cries and cries and well..................you get the picture. I am sure that the constant crying might get on some of your nerves as well. Is it okay to let the baby cry it out sometimes? I mean, does one always have to pick up the baby when he/she cries? What about when you're sleepy and it's late at night, you put him/her in the crib and he/she starts crying? Is it okay to ever just let the baby cry him/herself to sleep? Please, I need to know.
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