#asktheexpert my baby is 2 month old small sound also she too much scared what is the reason

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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl7 months ago

A. It’s normal to have different kind of sounds and sometimes a child gets scared of loud noise which is very common for them and they are not used to hearing these loud songs or sometimes kids can get scared because of there is no problem in that

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