IT’S KNOWN as the “witching hour” and any parent who has had the misfortune to have a “colicky” baby comes to dread the early evening because that’s when it tends to strike.
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IT’S KNOWN as the “witching hour” and any parent who has had the misfortune to have a “colicky” baby comes to dread the early evening because that’s when it tends to strike.
IT’S KNOWN as the “witching hour” and any parent who has had the misfortune to have a “colicky” baby comes to dread the early evening because that’s when it tends to strike.
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