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Persistent Infant Crying

First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest version: 01 Aug 2008.

Abstract:

Persistent crying in young babies is one of the most common problems for parents to seek professional help.

Question:

What is the definition of persistent crying of a toddler?

Answer:

Persistent crying is one of the most common reasons why desperate parents are seeking professional help in the first year of baby´s life.

Any parent will be familiar with a "colic period" during the first 3 month, which is usually transitory and not related to any further problems for child or parents.

Persistent crying is defined as "fussing" or crying for

This condition is found in about 10-15 % of all infants during the first 3 month of life, but persists in a significant percentage and can cause severe distress for the family life and parent-child relationship.
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