Why does a three-month-old baby cry before going to bed?

First of all, babies cannot speak, so as long as they feel uncomfortable, they will let their mothers know by crying. Usually, babies cry because they are not full, or their diapers are wet, so mothers should pay more attention to some details of the baby, as some daily stimuli can also cause the baby to cry. Remember that you should not expose your baby to sharp sounds as this may scare him.

Babies cannot speak, and crying is a common way for them to express their emotions and make requests. Therefore, we must learn to "listen" and understand their special "language". In infants 3 to 4 weeks after birth, neuroregulatory reflexes are not sensitive. Due to improper feeding and food allergies, local intestinal spasm may occur, causing acute gas discharge disorder and colic. The baby will have paroxysmal severe crying, which usually starts at night. When crying, the cheeks are red, the lips are pale, the abdomen is tense, the hands are clenched into fists, the lower limbs are curled up, and the feet are cold.

Night crying due to hunger is common in infants under 3 months old. The baby is often crying and restless due to insufficient breast milk secretion, inverted nipples, etc. This type of crying is manifested by sucking movements after feeding, crying in between, sucking fingers, chewing fists, etc.

Babies who are overly tired or sleep-deprived often cry and fuss when they are awakened. In addition, due to the imperfect development of children's nerve centers, brain excitation foci are prone to generalization. During the day, excessive playing or frightening before bedtime will cause the baby to become overly excited and nervous, and will wake up and cry after falling asleep.

The mother is the one who worries most about the baby. She is always panic-stricken when something happens. However, the mother must remember that there must be a reason why the baby cries. The mother must be good at discovering some problems of the baby and pay more attention to some details of the baby. It is best not to let the baby be frightened, as the baby's nervous system is relatively fragile.