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How to Deal With Baby’s Witching Hour

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By Marygrace Taylor Verified, G. O’Hara, Lauren Crosby
| The Bump Verified
Nighttime fussiness is totally normal—we’ve got expert-approved tricks that’ll soothe your little one like a charm. save article By Marygrace Taylor, Contributing Writer Updated June 10, 2026 Medically Reviewed by Lauren Crosby, MD | Fact Checked by G. O’Hara Image: Kelly Knox | Stocksy United I thought I’d hit the jackpot with my son, who was a chill, sleepy baby for the first two weeks of his life. Then, the newborn witching hour hit.
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I paid the mortgage on our house, my ex-husband could get half the money

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By Lauren Crosby
| MSN Australia Verified
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What You Need to Know About Shaken Baby Syndrome

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By Anna Davies, Lauren Crosby
| The Bump Verified
Find out what causes (and doesn’t cause) Shaken Baby Syndrome and what it could mean for baby’s future. save article By Anna Davies, Contributing Writer Updated June 6, 2025 Medically Reviewed by Lauren Crosby, MD Image: Nik Shuliahin As a parent, the concept of shaken baby syndrome seems unfathomable: Who could possibly hurt a baby? But shaken baby syndrome—clinically known as abusive head trauma or inflicted traumatic brain injury—is all too real.
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