"Crying is communication" is a widespread, common oversimplifaction. It is true that babies cry because they have a need they are desperate to let us know. But there is more to it.
Our babies try very hard, with grunts, coos and body cues, to communicate calmly with us before they resort to crying.
Often it is their last attempt at communication.
Severe and unexplained crying is one of the biggest aggravators for postpartum depression and stress. Bonding is easier with a calm baby and a newborn regulates off of their parents' nervous system. This is where the DBL method comes in. You understand your baby from the minute she was born. Before he cries. No more guess work. You respond instead of reacting blindly.
The Dunstan Baby Language method is a clear and easy way to tune in to your baby, listen and understand their needs based on the 5 unique sounds every baby makes.
It will empower you to become an even more confident parent.