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Baby just came, and the people working with him are speaking in low tones. whats wrong? waiting for doctor to tell us something.
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Wait: Try not to get worried - many people talk low to reduce stimulation for a newborn and allow you to relax. You need to try not to worry when nothing may be an issue.
Answered 10/3/2016
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