Patient's question:
Hello! I would like to ask that my daughter is three months old and basically cries for a while every night before she can rest. When checked at the hospital, all indicators were normal, and there was no lack of vitamins or anything like that. As parents, how should we properly handle our baby's every cry?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. Generally, mothers are quite sensitive to this type of crying, especially those who are breastfeeding, as their breasts are almost full of milk. When a baby feels hungry, it is important to feed them at the right time to eliminate their hunger and stop them from crying.