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May 27, 2020 · Your child is crying inconsolably, and you have no idea why. Sound familiar? Experts weigh in on understanding the reasons why kids cry and how to fix the problems and stop the tears.
Feb 9, 1986 · Child's Cry: Directed by Gilbert Cates. With Lindsay Wagner, Peter Coyote, Taliesin Jaffe, Gerald S. O'Loughlin. A social worker (Lindsay Wagner) starts to work with a shy, withdrawn 6-year-old (Taliesin Jaffe) whom she suspects is a sexual-abuse victim.
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- Thriller
- Gilbert Cates
- 1986-02-09
Aug 12, 2020 · Although most of the studies examined reactions to baby and toddler cries, not preschooler meltdowns, the research showed that crying inspires a range of physiological responses in adults,...
- Your Child Is Overtired. When your child is having a meltdown because you gave them the wrong color bowl or you asked them to put on their shoes, too little sleep could be the true cause of their tears.
- Your Child Is Hungry. Even adults get “hangry.” A toddler or young child will (probably) tell you when they want a snack—unless they are having too much fun playing.
- Your Child Is Overstimulated. Exciting play places, like bounce houses or birthday parties, are just where a child wants to be. At some point, however, the hustle and bustle can become too much for some kids.
- Your Child Is Stressed. Stress is a big reason for tears, particularly in older children. As a parent who has to pay the bills and run a busy household, you might wonder what a child has to be stressed about.
Child's Cry. Lindsay Wagner stars as Joanne Van Buren, a social worker whose personal and professional life are on the brink of collapse. Her spirit is reawakened, however, when she takes the case of six-year-old Eric Townsend.
Mar 2, 2022 · Lindsay Wagner stars as Joanne Van Buren, a social worker whose personal and professional life are on the brink of collapse. Her spirit is reawakened, however, when she takes the case of six-year-old Eric Townsend.
Joanne Van Buren, a social worker, is concerned about a six-year-old boy who has twice run away from home. When the boy's father arrives to pick up his son, Joanne notices a radical personality change in the child.
