Children are easily influenced by their external environment and may cry when facing unfamiliar people. This is a normal phenomenon, and parents should not show disgust when they hear their children cry. They should have enough patience to communicate, hug, and comfort their children. So, what should children do if they are afraid of being born and cry?
After a child is born, they may not adapt quickly to unfamiliar environments. At this time, parents need to wrap the child in a small blanket, as if they are in the mother's womb, which will provide a sense of security and alleviate the child's crying.
It is important to note that improper wrapping can cause discomfort and crying in children. When wrapping a small blanket around a child, do not wrap it too tightly, as the child is very comfortable in their mother's womb. Therefore, it is necessary to take the child's hands out of the blanket and wrap it loosely to stabilize the child's emotions.
If a child is afraid of being born and loves to cry, it is recommended that parents first hold the child themselves, interact with the child, or take a walk around. After a while, the child will gradually become familiar with the people and environment around them. Parents can also use some fun toys that can make sounds to amuse their children and divert their attention. In addition, pacifiers are also an effective way to quickly stop children from crying.
