mechanism. She recommends the "crying-in-arms" approach as a way to comfort these infants. Another way of comforting and calming the baby is to mimic the familiarity and coziness of mother's womb. Robert Hamilton developed a technique to parents where a baby may be calmed and stop crying in five seconds.

A study published in Current Biology has shown that some parents with experience of children are better at identifying types of cries than those who do not have experience of children.

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