Is it normal for a three-month-old baby to cry?

The baby is the backbone of a family, so it is natural that he or she should be pampered. But newborn babies tend to cry a lot. Is this normal? However, the crying of babies has a different connotation from that of adults. It is a misunderstanding to think that it is better for babies to laugh than to cry. So, is it a common and normal phenomenon for a three-month-old baby to cry? The following will introduce it to you in detail.

For newborns, from birth to 2-3 months, the only language the baby can speak is crying. After 2-3 months, the baby can make guttural sounds in response to the teasing of adults. Babies aged 5-6 months may make single sounds of "mom" and "dad", but these are still just unconscious murmurs. What can truly express the baby's own feelings and demands is a sad face. It is not until eight months old that babies begin to understand the meaning of language. However, before the age of three, crying faces still occupy a very important position as infant language. Only from one and a half to three years old, the use of crying as a language will decrease as the number of two-syllable words that can express emotions increases. It is normal for babies to cry. Not allowing babies to cry, especially babies under 8 months old, is as unreasonable as prohibiting adults from speaking or expressing their feelings. The good kids who don’t cry or make a fuss are more worrying.

The baby's crying language has ups and downs, which also conveys the baby's feelings and needs. Any careful mother can tell what the child is saying from the baby's sad face. Crying that is short, clear, energetic, and has a normal complexion is an instinctive cry and is a good exercise for the baby's vocal organs. This kind of crying is actually beneficial and harmless, you don't need to stop it. Babies, like adults, also feel lonely sometimes, and they will use high-pitched and low-pitched crying to seek the company of adults. Babies cry and thrash and make slurping movements when they are hungry. If it gets wet with urine, gets bitten by insects, the quilt falls off, it is cold or hot, it will tell you by crying.

As long as you treat your baby's crying correctly, understand the reasons behind it, give appropriate responses at any time, and don't feel annoyed, then you can assert that your baby will never use crying as a weapon to threaten adults in the future.

Through the above description, do you have a clear understanding of the phenomenon that three-month-old babies love to cry? In fact, babies who are just born love to cry, which is a common phenomenon. If your child has such a situation, please don't panic, treat it patiently, find the cause carefully, and it will be solved.