Patient's question:
During the day, it's mostly normal, unless she cries for a while without being attended to, her voice will turn into a very agitated, hoarse cry. At night, it's usually a series of humming, followed by sucking motions as if searching for food. Whether you pat her, rock the cradle, or simply ignore her, it always ends with a hoarse cry unless she is fed. No, is this normal? If not, is it because she is sick or just too attached to the breast? If she is too attached, how can I correct her nighttime feeding habit?Doctor's answer:
Based on the case, it is speculated that this child lacks a sense of security. When he cries during the day, it is still appropriate to comfort him appropriately. They can now understand the tone of adults regarding the night feeding issue, as there is individual variation. You can try using water to soothe him. If it doesn't work, then he needs to be fed. The above suggestions are for the question "Why does a four-month-old baby sound hoarse when crying?" and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!