Here's the new wisdom on how long infant crying lasts.
in one hand while using the other to search the internet for reassurance that their baby’s crying won’t last forever.
They found that the data didn’t adhere to the ‘cry curve,’ or to any one pattern. Researchers created two new models, one showing that crying peaks after 4 weeks, and another showing that crying is high during the early weeks of an infant’s life and then declines — but not as steeply or reassuringly as the ‘cry curve.’
Interestingly, the Danish researchers found that there was a lot of variety not only among babies but between countries as well, with babies in the U.S., Great Britain, and Canada reportedly crying more than babies in Mexico, India, and South Korea.
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