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Intense crying in East-Asian infants may reflect cultural norms, not insecure attachment, study suggests
A study examining cultural characteristics of infants’ behavior found that Korean and Japanese infants cry more when separated from their mothers and left alone in an unfamiliar room, compared to U.S.
Excessive crying in infants has been linked to symptoms of depression in the mother. Now a study conducted in the Netherlands links excessive crying in infants to depression in the father as well.
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