Study: It Might Be Better To Let Babies 'Cry It Out'
British researchers say letting them cry doesn't have an impact on behavioral development and it may actually help them develop self-control.
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British researchers say letting them cry doesn't have an impact on behavioral development and it may actually help them develop self-control.
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