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He is crying and wont calm down how can i calm him down for bed time?
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Baby Crying: I am assuming this is a baby we are talking about. Lie your child on your chest (skin to skin) and let him hear your heart beat and feel you breathe in a relaxed way. Your relaxation is likely to calm the child and make you both rest easier.
Answered 2/13/2019
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