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Why my two months old baby recently cried until she spit milk before she sleep every night?
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Habits: Make sure there's adequate time between last feed and bed time. Make sure theres an adequate burp prior to bedtime as well. Between 8-12 weeks, babies spend a lot of time crying, which is normal.
Answered 10/4/2016
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