Why does the child cry when he wakes up?

It is normal for children to like crying, but in daily life, many children start crying as soon as they wake up, which not only brings a lot of trouble to their parents, but the key is to worry about some abnormality in the children's body. Therefore, we are very concerned about the reasons why children cry when they wake up. So, why do children cry when they wake up? Let’s take a closer look at it below.

One of the reasons why infants wake up and cry: they are overly frightened or overexcited during the day

The brain development of young children is not yet complete, especially the nervous system development is still in a perfect process, and the brain memory ability is also very strong. At this time, parents need to pay more attention to their children's behavior during the day, especially when they go to an unfamiliar environment for the first time. They should give their children more hugs and maternal love, give their children more sense of security during the play process, and guide them more when they see things they are afraid of, so that they can get out of the fright process as soon as possible. For example: when you go to the zoo and see unfamiliar animals, the child will be scared and start crying when the animal roars. At this time, you should first calm the child's emotions, and then start to explain correctly after the child calms down a little. This is a lion, and its roar is very loud. Don't be afraid, that is the normal sound it makes, just like a baby's normal talk. We are afraid because we don't understand it. In this way, the baby starts to learn about a new thing and also knows what a lion's roar sounds like, so he will no longer cry at night.

Overly exciting play can also cause children to cry when they wake up, because the child's brain nerves are still stagnant in their original positions and their memory function is very strong. At this time, the child seems to be playing all the time while sleeping, and will naturally cry when he wakes up. Parents need to pay more attention to everything in daily life, pay attention to their children's words and deeds, and do everything in moderation, don't overdo it!

The second reason why babies wake up and cry: the baby is sick

If a young child cries after waking up, it may be because the baby is sick. Generally speaking, children will be more uneasy, depressed, and in poor mental state before they get sick, especially when they have the flu. The baby's mental state begins to become disordered due to the influence of the disease, the neural development of the brain stagnates, and especially the various developmental items of the body begin to slow down. At this time, the baby begins to get sick, causing the baby to be restless when sleeping, crying constantly, and cannot leave his parents. He does not enter deep sleep when sleeping, and when he wakes up, he is in a very bad mental state and will cry constantly, seeking comfort.

The third reason why young children wake up and cry: Over-dependence on parents

Children are loved by their parents from the moment they are born. They are provided with the best of everything, including excessive pampering. Children live with their parents 24 hours a day, from infancy to toddlerhood. Their parents take care of their eating, drinking, defecating and urinating. Once they leave their parents, they can do nothing. The same goes for sleeping. When they wake up and don’t see their parents, they start crying and need to seek comfort from their parents. This is their instinctive reaction. A special reminder: if this is the reason, parents need to provide their children with more independent space, let their children be more self-reliant and not overly dependent on their parents.

The above is an introduction to why children cry when they wake up. I hope it will be helpful to parents. It is normal for children to cry, but if they often start crying after waking up, parents must pay attention, compare the above situations, find out the causative factors, take appropriate measures to solve them, and avoid causing greater impact on the child's health.