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How can i convince my husband that he's too rough when playing with our baby?
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Demonstrate for doc: Have him demonstrate for the pediatrician. He may be too rough and a professional can comment on that. However, you may find that what he was doing is within acceptable play. As long as the head is not being shaken, most activity will not harm a baby. If the baby is happy and giggling, then the baby is not being hurt.
Answered 3/26/2013
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