How to close a window !!!

I want to close a frame by the click of a button.....but donno how. There are two frames, the Parent frame and a baby frame, its ok to give System.exit(0) it closes the parent frame, ....but if I use it for the baby frame that comes from a click of a button of the parent frame then both the frame go to hell....
Hope a champ out there got the answer....
Thanx

babyFrame.setVisible(false);
babyFrame.dispose();

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