What to do if your two-month-old baby is crying

Babies are not only particularly sensitive when it comes to food, but also their skin. If we don’t change the baby’s diaper when it is wet, he will cry loudly. So crying is a reminder, but some crying may be because the baby is sick. So what should I do if my two-month-old baby is crying?

The baby's skin is very sensitive. If the diaper is wet, he will feel uncomfortable and cry loudly. At this time, parents should change his diaper in time to make the baby feel comfortable and stop crying.

Being too cold or too hot will also make the baby feel uncomfortable, and he will express it by crying. At this time, parents should touch the baby's abdomen with their hands. If the abdomen is cold, it means the baby feels cold and they should quickly add clothes. If the baby's face is red and he is restless, it means the baby is too hot and they should take appropriate measures, such as bathing the baby with warm water.

When a baby cries in pain, it is usually due to indigestion, abdominal distension, etc. Babies tend to swallow a lot of air while eating, which is one of the causes of their bloating. This kind of crying often comes suddenly, the first cry is long and loud, followed by a long period of holding the breath, and then another loud cry. At this time, parents should find a way to make the baby burp so that he will feel better. Hiccups are common and can be helped in two ways: first, you can place the baby on your shoulder and pat his back; second, you can place the baby on your knees, hold up his head and pat his back. The baby will stop crying when he feels comfortable. The baby cries because he is upset.

Babies sometimes feel lonely and express it by crying. This kind of crying usually starts silently, often led by a few slow and drawn-out cries, with a low voice coming from the throat. This is just to attract the attention of parents and let them pick him up. Parents should play and communicate with their babies often, sing songs, tell stories to them, and play with soft toys with them to eliminate the crying caused by loneliness. The baby whimpers before going to sleep or when waking up. At this time, the baby's crying is not too loud, but regular, lingering, and even a little uneasy. Older babies often rub their eyes and noses with their hands, or cry intermittently. This is what people often call "dozing off." If he is tired, have him do some slow or rhythmic exercises, or say soothing words to help him relax or put him to sleep. If he wakes up, parents should not hug him as soon as he cries. Instead, they can pat him gently or hum a song to him to comfort him, and he will stop crying slowly. Babies cry because they need love and connection. For babies, material satisfaction is far from enough, they also need spiritual nourishment.

The above are the solutions to the crying of a two-month-old baby. The baby will also cry when he feels lonely. There are too many reasons why babies cry, so we can't just teach or psychological comfort to soothe the baby. We should prescribe the right medicine. When the baby lacks a sense of security, we should hug him. When the baby has stomach problems or is sick, we should massage him or take some medication.