What causes a baby to cough when crying?

Crying can be said to be the privilege of babies. Every baby cries many times a day. When we hear the baby crying, our hearts are broken. Not only that, careful people will find that many times when the baby cries, he will also cough. What is going on? What causes the baby to cough when crying? Let's take everyone to make a relevant understanding below.

In fact, this is a normal phenomenon. Because the child is young, he cannot stop crying, so it causes coughing. Pay attention to increasing the child's nutrition and enhancing his immunity. Here are some ways to enhance your baby’s immunity:

Let your children do the "three baths" exercise (i.e. air bath, sun bath and water bath) from an early age. Babies should be exposed to outdoor activities as soon as possible after they are one month old, and should be allowed to bask in the sun on sunny days. Older children should go outdoors every day to do gymnastics, run, skip rope, play games, take warm baths, etc. Children can also be allowed to do things within their ability at home, such as folding quilts, sweeping the floor, etc. In addition, the room should be ventilated by opening windows regularly to ensure fresh air. In winter and spring and during epidemic seasons, try not to take your children to public places such as shopping malls, theaters, and entertainment venues to avoid contracting diseases.

Based on the training of last month, 6-month-old babies can continue to practice turning from supine to side-lying and then from side-lying to prone. During training, mom or dad can place an attractive toy on the baby's side where the baby cannot reach. In order to reach the toy, if the baby cannot reach it even if he stretches out his hand, he will inevitably use all his body to do the work, and then he will naturally turn over and lie prone.

At the same time, you should also train your baby to sit alone. At the beginning, mom or dad can give the baby some support, either with their hands or with bedding, and then gradually remove the left and right supports to let the baby sit leaning against them. After the baby can sit steadily by himself, gradually remove the backrest. The above training should be carried out regularly. As long as you persevere, most babies will be able to roll over deftly and sit independently by the seventh month. These exercises help develop your baby's muscle and joint strength and coordination.

Hand muscle strength training mainly includes reaching smaller objects, throwing away and picking them up again, and changing hands. During training, the objects selected should gradually decrease from large to small, and the distances should gradually decrease from near to far. Let your baby try to reach small objects. It is best to gradually transition from grasping with the whole hand to pinching with the thumb and index finger to exercise finger flexibility and finger muscle strength.

At the same time, after giving the baby some small toys that he can grasp, such as small building blocks, small plastic toys, etc., continue to hand other toys to the baby to train the baby to put down one and then take up another. Or train your baby to consciously pass the toy from one hand to the other.

Most of the time, it is normal for a baby to cough when crying, but this does not mean that it is normal every time a baby cries. Therefore, when you find your baby in this situation again, it is best to take him to the hospital for a check-up. Only a comprehensive and detailed examination can reveal the real cause. If it is caused by a disease, it must be treated in time.