The nurse said, 'She'll go, ma'am. Adena did, of course, and I actually called my husband to announce the news. Leon is not alone in her anxieties. Being completely responsible for this little person was daunting. Sometimes fears arise simply because there seems to be so much to worry about, from the top of your baby's head to the tips of her toes, inside and out.
Pediatricians tend to hear the same concerns over and over again.
Here are some of the most common worries, as well as facts to help you overcome your fears. Perhaps you know a newborn who is easygoing and flexible. If you do, it's rare. The fact is, babies cry a lot, especially in the first weeks. If you have a baby who cries like a banshee, you may not believe there's any light at the end of this noisy tunnel.