Is it good for a baby not to cry when it is born?

Some babies may not cry when they are born. This is a relatively rare situation, because we all know that most babies cry very hard when they are born. This is to tell their mothers that they have come into the world. However, some babies do not cry. I don’t know if this is a good situation. Next, let’s find out whether it’s good for a baby to be born without crying. I hope that through my introduction, parents can understand more.

Is it good for a baby not to cry when he is born?

No, for the following reasons: 1. A baby must cry when he is born, and you should know the reasons. 2. Crying is the only way for a newborn to communicate with the outside world. He must cry when he is hungry, and crying children will get milk. 3. Crying can exercise the lungs, which is of great significance to the growth and development of children. If your child does not cry, you should pay attention: if the baby is very quiet, does not cry or make a fuss, and seems too "well-behaved", you should pay attention to it and judge whether his brain development is normal. In the first week of normal life, a newborn baby will close his eyes when his nose is touched. If you suddenly touch the baby or make a sound, the baby will have a startle reflex - stretching his neck, throwing his head backwards, and stretching out his limbs and then tightening them against the chest. Straighten your arms and bend them; gently touch your feet, bend your knees and feet; support your baby to stand up, and the newborn will step;

Clap the backs of your hands or feet, arch your body, contract your limbs, and hold the clapping hands tightly; clap your palms and soles of your feet, and hold your limbs tightly; clap your toes, lift up your big toe, and spread your toes. He has visual response to dark patterns and can see objects about 20 cm away from him, but his response becomes slow beyond this range. Very sensitive to the source of sound. If the hand accidentally touches an object, it will hold on tightly. Will actively seek out the nipple; can show excitement and sadness. These are the main growth and development indicators for babies one week after birth. You can compare and observe your baby.

Newborns will cry when they are hungry, thirsty, have wet diapers, the room temperature is too high or too low, or the clothes or blankets are too hot or too cold. They will also cry and be restless if their clothes are uncomfortable, or if the skin wrinkles are eroded or they have a "red buttocks". Many times, children report their pain to adults by crying. For example, a child with a hernia will cry very hard when the child is incarcerated. If there is intracranial hemorrhage or other cranial nerve diseases after birth, the child may cry loudly or scream without echo. When the condition is critical, low and weak groans will occur.

From this we can see that there must be a reason why babies don’t cry when they are born. But this is not good, as it represents an unhealthy development of the child and should receive the attention of many pregnant mothers. Pregnant women must pay attention to their diet structure so as not to bring adverse effects to the child, so pregnant mothers need to pay attention to it.