If parents argue in front of babies, they become negative or as of now small to understand?

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Sushma PalvadiMom of a 6 yr 8 m old girl3 years ago

A. Hi Mom, yes it impacts baby and don't think baby is not able to understand the things happening in front of baby. how healthy environment baby grows that healthy baby development will be it all get stored in baby unconscious mind. so keep a watch

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