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Babies cry. A lot. This can be extremely stressful as a parent…But when do we need to worry?

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  • Becky Platt has been a children's nurse for over 20 years and is now an Advanced Clinical Practitioner in paediatric A&E. She has a passion for the human side of healthcare and the importance of caring for staff as well as patients.

    Out of work, she is a lover of gin and Marmite (not together), adrenaline rushes and embarrassing her teenage children.

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