Patient's question:
The baby always needs to be held while sleeping, and as soon as they are put down, they will cry and fuss. I would like to ask, why is this happening?Doctor's answer:
Crying is a way for babies to express themselves. Newborns cannot use language to communicate their needs, so crying is the language of the baby. When the baby is still unable to communicate with the outside world through language, gestures, or other means, crying is the only way the baby can express its needs. When the baby is restless or lonely, the crying may be intermittent, with the baby occasionally opening their eyes wide and looking around. Once picked up and comforted, the baby will stop crying. If the baby cries during sleep, it is advisable to have a comprehensive pediatric examination locally to check for any calcium deficiency, which will be more appropriate for further treatment.