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Is it normal for my baby to cry all the time?
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No: Although crying is a key form of expression for your baby, no, it is not normal for your baby to cry all of the time. Crying for more than a total of 3 hours per day is considered abnormal. This may represent illness, colic, esophageal reflux, or other issues. This should be brought tot the attention of your child's physician.
Answered 1/28/2014
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