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A baby’s first cry is not just sound it is survival. Science explains why crying comes before smiling or laughter in newborns.

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Crying improves eye health. Basal and reflex tears keep the eyes lubricated, nourish the cornea, and help flush out irritants like dust, smoke, and debris. Tears also contain an enzyme called lysozyme ...