Patient's question:
The baby cries out of a need for love and companionship. For infants, material pleasures are far from enough; they also require spiritual nourishment. If the baby lies in bed all day without attention, lacking warmth, it may also lead to restless crying. In such cases, parents should immediately put aside what they are doing to give the baby attention, kisses, and caresses—perhaps by gently patting or holding them. Usually, the best approach is to pick the baby up and place them on your left chest so they can hear your heartbeat. Alternatively, while giving the baby a bath or massage oil, you can gently sing and stroke them, providing them with spiritual comfort.Doctor's answer:
Hunger is the most common reason for a baby's crying. This type of crying is short and forceful, with a relatively regular pattern and intervals for breathing, gradually becoming more urgent.Advice: Generally, mothers are quite sensitive to this type of crying, especially those who are breastfeeding. When their breasts are almost full of milk. When the baby feels very hungry, it is appropriate to change the diaper at the right time to completely eliminate his hunger, so that the baby stops crying.