BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY - 9 ways to read a childs cry

Babies cry abnormally? Fussy baby without unknown reasons? 9 ways to decode the child's crying below will help the mother to be calmer when handling the problem.

When taking care of a baby, especially a newborn baby, every mother must not avoid the situation when she sees her crying persistently or fussy and crying for unknown reasons. Babies cannot speak yet and cannot clearly explain the feelings inside the body, so many mothers feel confused every time they hear their baby cry. Is your baby hungry? Or is it sleepy? Where does the baby hurt? If parents understand the meaning of each child's cry, it will be easy to meet the child's needs.

1. An infant cries because of hunger

Usually, when I hear the baby crying, the mother will immediately think about the baby being hungry. This is also the most common cause when a baby cries.

What should mom do? Please check your child's reaction to crying. Does your baby copy his mouth, suck his finger or his head trying to turn to the mother's breast? If so, that's when the baby cries from hunger.

2. The baby cries because he wants to burp

Most babies (especially babies who are breastfed) often find it very uncomfortable to swallow air while they eat milk. This is the time when the baby cries to let the mother know that the baby is gasping or he wants to say that the baby is tightening in the stomach now.

What should mom do? Every time after the baby is finished eating, mothers do not get used to carrying the baby and patting the baby's back to help the air in the baby's abdomen escape. For bottle - fed babies, burping takes longer than breastfed babies. You need to support your baby until you hear the burp coming from your baby. At that time, the baby felt much more comfortable and comfortable.

3. Baby cries because it feels wet

Newborn babies often pee with a large frequency, making mothers have to change diapers often many times a day. However, there are days when your baby may pee or poop more than usual. So don't forget to check the diaper diaper to see if the baby is too wet, making the baby uncomfortable or not.

What should mom do? The mother should change diapers for the baby every 2-3 hours to prevent redness from diaper diapers and change immediately if the baby pooped in diapers.

4. Baby cries because of sleep

The way to know if the baby is crying because tired and sleepy or not is to observe the baby's expression while crying, the baby rubs his eyes, scratches his head and scratches his ear, some babies can suck their hands. If you see the above signs that it is time for your baby to rest.

What should mom do? Newborns in the first 3 months can sleep from 16-18 hours / day. If the baby is sleepy but refuses to sleep, the mother should check the surrounding space and the baby's bedroom to see if there is anything unusual. Is the light in the baby's room too strong? Baby's sleeping place is not quiet? Does your baby need supportive objects (dildos, stuffed animals) while sleeping? One thing you should note is that you should learn to signal your baby to be sleepy before the baby cries. Because if you let your baby go through sleepiness and fussy, it means the baby is over tired and more difficult to fall asleep.

5. Babies cry because something is wrong with their body

In the case the baby cries non-stop and the cry is very loud. In addition, when crying, there will be times when the crying is at an unusually high pitch, this is most likely a sign that the mother knows that the baby is feeling unstable and painful in the body.

What should mom do? Mom should check if there is anything wrong with your body. Do you have any symptoms attached. For example, a baby is arched, legs bent toward the abdomen (he may be constipated) or pull his ears (he may have a headache).

6. Baby cries because of bloating, constipation

If the baby suddenly cries, accompanied by signs of constipation, this is the cry telling the mother that the baby's digestive system is having problems .

What should mom do?  Mom can massage the formula I love you for the baby following the steps below.

1: Place the hand to the right of the baby's navel, swipe down to create an "I" shape

2: Place your hand on your navel a little, swipe from left to right, drag downwards to form an “L”

3: Place your left hand and swipe in an arc on the baby's stomach, forming a "U"

Bathe and soak your baby in warm water. If symptoms do not improve, the mother should take the baby to see a doctor appropriate advice.

7. Baby crying because of toothache

Every time your baby teething, he or she will most likely feel pain and fussy a lot. If the mother observes that the baby often touches, brushes his teeth, gnawes, nibbles, likes to put things in his mouth, he or she is probably upset because of teething.

What should mom do? Use safe, hygienic silicone gums (you can cool them before use) for your baby to chew. This way will help reduce the pain very effectively for the baby.

8. The baby cries because of the cold

Every time the baby changes clothes, after bathing or every time undressing the baby cries, the baby is most likely feeling cold.

What should mom do?  Experts advise parents to let babies sleep at a temperature of about 24-25 degrees C. If the baby's nape is warm, not sweating, the baby sleeps well, it is the right temperature for the body. little. Mom needs to observe the weather to dress the baby properly. 

9. The baby cries because he wants to be cared about by his mother

If your baby has been fed, slept well, changed diapers dry and did not show any abnormal health signs, the baby will cry simply because the mother needs attention, cuddling, and being with the baby. That will help your baby feel safe and secure.

What should mom do?   When the baby is like that, it's very simple, mom should spend time with your baby, talk, read a book, sing to your baby, let your baby play with your baby's favorite toys, take him for a walk, etc. Just need time The quality for your baby is that your baby will feel comfortable and loved just the way they need it.

 

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