Baby screaming loudly

When babies are young, they cannot speak, so their main way of communication is to cry and scream to attract their parents' attention. Babies often scream when they are very angry or very scared. If parents suddenly hear their babies scream, they must run to the baby in time. So what should they do if the baby screams loudly?

1. When the baby screams, you should check if there is anything that makes him uncomfortable, such as whether his diaper is wet? Is his hand scratched? Or has he not eaten for more than a few hours.

2. Babies often use screaming to ask their parents to get close and caress them. As a parent, are you too busy with work or housework to pay attention to your children?

3. The baby may scream because he is emotionally unstable and seems irritable. What you need to do at this time is to respond positively to your baby's feelings. You can hug him, touch him, or talk to him to calm him down.

4. Scream of resistance. Some babies will scream because they don’t want to drink milk or scream because they refuse to change their diapers. In short, this baby has learned to resist! He will scream to express his dissatisfaction if he is not allowed to eat delicious food.

5. Scream of joy. Some babies like to be lifted up. In the past, they would laugh non-stop when being lifted up, but now they get so excited that they scream, wave their hands excitedly, twist their bodies around, and occasionally scream.

Of course, there are many reasons why babies scream. Whether they are venting their emotions or trying to attract adults' attention, parents should learn to respect and understand their babies so as not to misunderstand their babies' behavior and make wrong judgments.