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07/09/2019

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04/12/2019

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03/22/2019

During the first couple of weeks, newborn babies cry with no tears. Babies still have the capability to produce tears to protect their eyes. According to most doctors, by the age of at least two months or before that, babies should be able to cry with tears. Parents should observe the baby when he or she cries to make sure the tears are coming out. A clogged tear duct is one of the common problems for some infants. It is recommended that the inside corner of the baby’s eye is massaged to help the clog clear. It is abnormal for infants (after four months) and toddlers to cry without shredding tears. In this case, the parents should consult a doctor and explain the problem. In younger children, crying without tears could be the sign of dehydration or flu like symptoms. In this case, the parents should make sure that the baby has enough fluid.