1 minute to 2 months--How do you spell Major Nuisance? U-n-d-i-f-f-e-r-e-n-t-i-a-t-e-d c-r-y-i-n-g.
The crying that follows during those days (nights) right after birth has been called by some a nuisance, and by others, un-differentiated crying. The latter is basically because the cry lacks variety. That is not surprising considering there is a paucity of neural connections, and taking into account that the infant's oral tract is too small and the tongue is too large for effective modulation.
In the Notes below, are some auditory samples of "undifferentiated crying."
How do you spell inconvenience: b-a-b-y ? Often the issue for new parents is how to respond to the baby's crying, especially in the wee hours of the morning.
There are those who say that we must teach the baby early to mold to the adults timetable if we don't wish to be greatly inconvenienced by the baby's crying in the middle of the night.
NOTES: Here are some interesting samples of baby's crying.
NOTES: Here are some more samples of baby's crying. It's worth downloading to remind you of the scientific rigor of this class.