Crying Babies Are Stressful
11 Nov

Doesn’t it just suck when you’re taking a peaceful walk through the neighborhood and all of a sudden you come around the corner to a dog barking his head off at you? You hear him as you approach, while you pass by, and long after you’ve left his turf.
What is wrong with this dog, you think?
Its bark is so persistent and annoying that you just want to yell, “Stop!” But what good would that do? The dog doesn’t know what you’re saying and he’s going to express his agitation regardless of your words anyway. Yelling at the dog would only serve to raise your own blood pressure. So, you ignore him and you move on. It’s only a passing moment, after all, and not all that big of a deal.
But what if that dog lived in your house?
You’re reading a book at the breakfast table, the silence and plot are thick, and then suddenly, nails scratch at the floor, the bark begins, and the dog goes into a fit of panic as a person passes the window – each and every time a person passes the window.
The constant loud and piercing sound is enough to deplete magnesium levels which, if experienced regularly, could lead to depression and irritability.
If you have ever been in the presence of one of these dogs for an extended period, you know how trying it can be on your nerves. If you’ve ever owned one, you might not have realized that the dog was the cause of your tightly wound nerves and low mood. Dogs can be a significant source of stress to any perfectly well meaning, healthy person.
Baby’s cries aren’t really much different, at least not insofar as the level of physical response it elicits in us.
Babies can be just as disruptive to a person’s harmony.
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