A NewBorn’s Ability To Create A Dialogue

We know that crying is a vital part of communication between mother, father, or caregiver and baby. And being adorable is an important part of the dynamic. But what else is needed to keep parents involved in the round-the-clock, sleep-robbing, often frustrating task of keeping...

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Why NewBorns Cry

Babies are supposed to cry. It’s the primary tool they have with which to communicate about a messy diaper, an empty stom- ach, and a need for reassurance or human connection. A baby’s health is initially measured, in part, by a strong, lusty cry. Her cries communicate—loudly—her...

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The Newborn is Prepared

With a brain only about one-fourth ready, babies land right smack in the middle of a chaotic and messy real world. The soothing things the growing fetus had in the womb—the peace to sleep, a controlled space for exploring her own movements, the comforting external...

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