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Summary: Quiet your crying infant; learn how to reading and going outside can help soothe a crying baby in this free child care video with parenting tips for newborns and infants.
Alisha Folkman is a mother of two and has worked at the Verde Valley Medical Center for nearly five years. She assists new parents in preparing for life with newborns. She is also the...read more
"Welcome back my name is Alisha and I'm with Expert Village. If all fails just get out of the house. This would not only help you relax and get some fresh air but the baby might actually want some fresh air too. Go for a walk, go for a jog, hey even go to the mall. People don't really mind crying babies during the day at the mall. Another great way to soothe a crying baby is actually with some entertainment. Whether it is reading a book which I did for him and he actually ended up falling asleep to that so that ways his problem. Another great thing for entertainment is to take the child outside or either go look at the birds, the clouds, or even the trees. Kids love wind in their hair even if they don't have that much. For some reason the wind just calms the child. I don't know if it is the wind blowing over their face that makes them have something different. Or even just the sound of the trees and the leaves wrestling that is always a great way to calm down kids. It worked great for my other daughter I have. "
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