Newborn babies, due to their lack of expressive ability, can only express their physiological needs through crying. So there are many reasons why babies cry, such as hunger, wet diapers, and so on. But some babies always cry, causing parents to worry. So, what should I do if a newborn baby keeps crying?
A newborn baby often cries, which may be due to non medical reasons. Generally, the baby's crying is short, strong, and regular, and will gradually become urgent. Babies crying due to non disease reasons such as hunger, wet diapers, mosquito bites, and lack of security. Parents can take immediate action and quickly comfort their babies.
A newborn baby who always cries may also be caused by illness, such as jaundice, fever, cold and other symptoms. If parents cannot handle them in a timely manner, it is best to take the baby to the hospital for treatment. Additionally, in some cases, when a baby suddenly starts crying, parents should take it seriously. For example, crying while feeding a baby indicates that the baby cannot suck out the milk.
Or if the baby cries after drinking milk, it is possible that the baby has absorbed too much air, causing abdominal pain. Therefore, parents should burp the baby in a timely manner to expel the air. Or there may be dietary issues with breastfeeding that make the baby feel unwell. Parents need to adjust their mother's diet. If the baby cries loudly while sleeping, parents can use conventional methods to comfort the baby. If the baby continues to cry, medical attention should be considered.
