Why does my three month old baby keep crying?

The birth of a newborn is often accompanied by crying. Newborns spend two-thirds of their lives sleeping, and the rest of the time eating and crying. But don't think that taking care of a newborn is an easy task. Sometimes, some mothers will find that their babies will keep crying. So, why do three-month-old babies keep crying? What should mothers do?

Newborns cry for the following common reasons:

One is hunger. In the first three weeks after birth, most healthy newborns cry because of hunger, and most new mothers' first reaction when they hear their baby crying is to feed them quickly. As soon as the nipple or pacifier is put into his mouth, the little one will immediately calm down and look eager. The typical "sound effect" of crying from hunger is low-pitched and rhythmic.

Second, if the diaper is wet, change it frequently. Babies have individual differences in their tolerance for dirty diapers. Some babies will let you know immediately that something is wrong and they need "site cleaning service." Other babies don't care about these minor discomforts at all. As long as their little butts aren't red, swollen, itchy or painful, it doesn't matter if you change their diapers a little later. You should know that in many cases, it is the parents who care more rather than the baby. Inadequate care will make parents feel guilty, which is more uncomfortable than the baby's dirty diapers.

The third is abdominal distension or abdominal pain. The most common one is bloating and pain. You can drink some Mommy Love or apply Dinggui navel patch, and massage the baby's abdomen more often. If feeding with milk powder, the water temperature must be appropriate, generally between 35-40 degrees. If it's too cold, you'll get stomach pain. If you are breastfeeding, the mother can drink hot water before feeding, so that the milk will be warmer.

Four lacks a sense of security, so parents should hug him more.

Five, it may be a dream or a fright.

There are many reasons why a three-month-old baby keeps crying. The most common ones are that the baby is hungry, the baby's diaper is wet, the baby is not feeling well, the baby lacks a sense of security and needs the company of mom or dad, and the baby is frightened in a dream. Therefore, mothers should pay more attention to their babies and not ignore them when they cry.