The Aware Baby and Stress before Tears

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           I find it really amazing that it says in The Aware Baby that scientists found that when babies cry, the stress hormones are activated and running BEFORE the tears do, and when they cry, the tears are RELEASED. This just Proves that tears do not cause the stress, and they only help the baby or person crying get rid of them. She said that the stress is there to get ready for fight-or-flight response, and when a person cries, it helps get rid of that feeling and repair homeostasis of brain chemicals. Yay for tears. I am so grateful for the healing that they provide.

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