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Victoria Atkins said generations of parents were given the wrong advice.
Long-held beliefs that hugging a child too much will make them 'clingy' or that crying babies should be left to soothe themselves are being targeted as part of a new campaign.
The Start for Life programme aims to dispel these myths and encourage parents to cuddle their children as much as they would like.
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