1. Physiological reasons
1.1 Hunger
Babies have small stomach capacities and limited digestion and absorption capabilities, so they need to eat frequently. If the baby does not get enough food within the prescribed time, he will feel hungry and cry.
1.2 Defecation
Baby\’s intestinal function is not perfect, and poor defecation can cause discomfort and pain. When babies need to have a bowel movement, they may cry to express discomfort.
1.3 Pain
Because their physiological development is not yet fully mature, babies are very sensitive to various stimuli. Teeth eruption, injections, vaccinations, etc. may cause discomfort and pain to your baby.
2. Psychological reasons
2.1 Desire for love
Babies are born with a desire for maternal love and intimacy. When they feel lonely or neglected, they cry to get their parents\’ attention.
2.2 Fatigue
Prolonged activities and stimulation can easily make babies feel tired and sleepy. When they are overly excited or full of energy, they cry to relieve stress and fatigue.
2.3 Feeling uneasy
Babies can become uneasy around new situations and strangers, which may cause them to cry. Crying is a way of asking for help when they feel scared or unsafe.
3. Environmental reasons
3.1 The temperature is too high or too low
Babies are very sensitive to temperature changes. If the room temperature is too high or too low, it will cause discomfort and crying.
3.2 Noise stimulation
Strong sounds, lights and other stimuli may cause discomfort and crying in your baby. Car horns, TV sounds, etc. may cause discomfort to babies.
3.3 Sleep environment
The comfort of the sleeping environment is very important to the baby\’s sleep quality. If the bed is hard, the pillows are high, or the quilt is too thick, it will affect your baby\’s sleep quality and cause crying.
Based on the above reasons, we can see that baby crying is a normal physiological reaction. Parents should analyze the cause based on the specific situation and take appropriate measures to comfort the baby. , if the baby is hungry, feed it in time; if the baby feels uneasy, you can pick them up and comfort them softly; if the sleeping environment is uncomfortable, you can adjust the bed and quilt appropriately.
In short, parents need to patiently communicate with their babies and take different measures according to different situations. Only in this way can the baby grow up healthily and happily.
