The baby cries every night

The first reaction of a newborn after birth is crying. Because the baby's speech, cognitive and other abilities are not yet mature, the baby can only express his emotions through crying. Gradually, parents will find the reason for the baby's crying. If your one-month-old baby keeps crying, first consider whether he is feeling uncomfortable, especially in his buttocks. Sometimes babies cry just because they want to go out and move around, and parents can discover this if they pay more attention.

Reasons why babies cry

1. Hungry: Newborns are true multi-eaters and need to drink milk every few hours. If a child is hungry, he will cry loudly to urge you. So the best way is to grasp the baby's meal time and don't let him wait too long.

2. To burp: When the baby inhales air while feeding, he will feel bloated and uncomfortable and will cry loudly. So when feeding, give your baby time to rest, and pat his back gently so that he can eat comfortably.

3. Discomfort: If the baby’s diaper is not changed in time and his little bottom is left in a damp and dirty environment, he will cry loudly. Therefore, check your baby's diaper in time and provide him with a dry and comfortable environment.

4. Too tired: Babies also get tired sometimes. For example, if they don’t sleep for a long time, they will get irritated and cry. Newborns need to sleep 16 hours a day, or even more, so let your baby get enough sleep every day so that he will have enough energy to understand the world.

5. Lack of security: It is necessary to let the baby play with his limbs freely, but sometimes he will lack a sense of security and even cry. Your baby will also be happy if you wrap him in a lighter blanket.

6. Want to move: If you let your baby lie down all the time, he will cry incessantly. At this time, if you hold him in your arms and take a walk, go out for some fresh air, or swing him in the cradle for a few times, their mood will change from cloudy to sunny.

7. Feeling lonely: If the baby wakes up and sees no one around, he will cry because of loneliness. At this time, if you can look at him affectionately, speak to him gently, or gently stroke and pat him, your baby will smile immediately.

8. Cold or too hot: Too cold or too hot will make the baby uncomfortable, and crying is a signal that he is not adapting to the temperature. A careful mother should always think about her baby's feelings and add or remove clothes or adjust the indoor temperature in time.

9. Want to suck: Providing your baby with something to suck is also a good way to stop him crying. Because sucking is a very pleasant and comfortable action for babies. Even if they are not hungry, you can give them a pacifier to suck for a while and they will cooperate very well.

10. The environment is too noisy: If the baby hears too much noise or sees moving objects, it will cause the baby to "rebel". At this time, hugging him, giving him a quiet space, or listening to the sound of waves or monotonous sounds (such as the sound of an electric fan or a vacuum cleaner) will calm him down.

11. Stomach discomfort: If a breastfeeding mother eats spicy, gas-inducing or caffeinated food, her baby will also be affected and cry because of stomach discomfort. At this time, the mother needs to adjust her diet and then observe whether the baby's discomfort is alleviated.

12. Regular and meaningless crying: Many babies will cry at a specific time every day. There may be no specific reason. What mothers can do is to comfort and caress them as much as possible, so that they can find comfort in your care and love.