Why is the baby crying all the time?

Many babies have the problem of crying all the time. In fact, when babies have this problem, parents should pay attention to it in time. Many situations are caused by the baby's illness, so it is necessary to pay attention to this problem to ensure the baby's physical health. So why do babies keep crying? Well, let me introduce this issue to you below.

If a child doesn't cry, he can't tell you what he needs. The primary factor is hunger. If you touch the sides of his mouth lightly with your fingertips, he will immediately try to chase you with his mouth. This means he is hungry. If you are breastfeeding, you can feed on demand, just feed when you are hungry. The second reason for crying is discomfort after pooping or peeing, which will be cured by changing the diaper. Then there is the so-called irritability period or abdominal pain period, which only some children experience, and is the so-called night crybaby. Although this is abdominal pain, there is no way to treat it. The characteristic is that the baby starts crying loudly at a specific time every day, such as after dusk, and cannot be comforted. It disappears on its own when the baby is 3 months old. Another thing is that the child is fussy about sleeping. He is sleepy, but he doesn’t know how to fall asleep. He makes a fuss when he is annoyed. Generally, he will get better if you hold him and coax him.

The reason why a newborn baby always cries is not because he is uncomfortable. He expresses his joy, anger, sorrow and happiness through crying, which is normal. Babies cannot speak, and they will express their thirst, hunger, poop and pee by crying. Another purpose is to check if there is anything abnormal with the baby, such as discomfort in the diaper, etc.

Newborn babies cry when they need your attention. For example, thirst, hunger, excretion, physical discomfort (illness, injury, overheating or cold), sleepiness, external stimulation, irritability, fear, terror, etc.

Normal crying

Motor crying: When a baby wakes up from sleep and moves his limbs, he often cries rhythmically. The cry is loud, with a soft tone, not hoarse or hoarse. The baby's face is rosy and his breathing is normal. This is beneficial for lung relaxation and respiratory muscle exercise.

The tone of foraging cries is similar to that of exercise cries, but the cries are more rapid and have a tighter rhythm. At this time, if the mother touches the corner of the child's mouth with the nipple or finger, the baby will immediately turn to the nipple or finger side, make sucking movements with his lips, and stop crying.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the child has the above-mentioned diseases, we need to pay attention to ensuring the child’s safety to avoid situations that affect the child’s physical health. Infants in particular should pay attention to timely treatment of the disease to avoid worsening of the disease.