Mommies, the cry of a baby seems upsetting for you. But it is how they communicate hunger, anxiety, the need for sleep, uneasiness and what not. The question that may confuse is the reason why your baby is crying? It can be tough to know the exact reason why your baby is crying, especially during the initial stage.
This article will definitely tell you the reason why your baby is crying and how to soothe them.
This is the most common reason why your baby is crying? Wouldn’t you, if you couldn’t get adequate food?
Signs that your baby is crying because of Hunger
This is an easy one… feed her! Notice these signs in the future, before your baby gets starving because most of the time, things can get out of hand. It is tough to feed a really hungry baby.
Belly issues associated with gas can be one of the reasons why your baby is crying. Some babies have no trouble passing gas, and others can have a bit of a problem.
Signs that your baby is crying because of trouble belly
Your baby may create a fuss if her nappy is spoiled. Because of a wet nappy, they may feel irritated and they will communicate this by crying. It is advisable to use a baby cream at nappy change and if possible, give your baby nappy-free time.
Signs that your baby needs a nappy change
It is suggested to change the nappy when your baby awakes for the feed. Why take a chance and make your baby feel uncomfortable?
Keep the nappy change as calm and quiet as possible.
Teething can be painful. Some babies suffer more than others, but all are likely to be fussy and tearful from teething at some point.
Signs that your baby is crying because of teething pain
Published on: 24th October 2019
New born babies cry 2-3 hours a day. Most of the
time they want to tell something through their tears but yes sometime they cry
for no reason.
1. Take a break while feeding to burp may help to stop hiccups.
2. Use a pacifier.
Most newborns reach a crying peak at about 6
weeks. Then their crying starts to decrease. By 3 months, they usually only cry
for about an hour a day.
