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I have a 2 mb,my mother was holding him and he was ok,she gave him to me he started to cry really hard for 2-3 min and then he was ok.what could it be?
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Sounds fine. : It doesn't necessarily sound like anything to worry about. What is your instinct as a mother? Trust your judgement.
Answered 7/24/2014
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Ask your pediatricia: What does your mother think? Is this your first child? Postnatal care available in your area? It is most likely something minor that you can change.
Answered 7/27/2014
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