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Why Do Babies Cry?


The primary reason and theory for baby crying is to communicate needs and discomforts that require outside intervention. This stress mechanism of crying can allow children and babies to heal from the effects of a frustrating day, fearful moment for a difficult situation.

Many a frustrated parent would give almost anything at times to stop a baby from crying or even soothe and calm a baby's crying so they can get them to sleep.

Remember that one of the top reasons a baby cries is because of a problem with a diaper. And the second thing to remember is one of the top ways to get a baby to stop crying is with the right baby toy.

Soothe a Crying Baby by Satisfying These Basic Infant Needs

  1. Is your baby hungry or thirsty?
    Try a feeding your baby a bottle of warm milk or formula.

  2. Is your baby too warm or too cold?
    Make sure your baby's attire is appropriate for the weather.

  3. Does your baby need a diaper change?
    Check your baby's diaper for any sign of uncomfortable wetness.

  4. Is your baby over tired or missed a regular nap?
    Try rocking your baby to sleep.

  5. Does your baby feel scared or vulnerable?
    Try making intentional eye contact with your baby.

  6. Does your baby have symptoms of colic or need to be burped?
    Try placing your baby over your shoulder and gently rubbing or patting your baby's back.

  7. Is your baby teething?
    Try a teething ring or chewable food.

  8. Is your baby bored?
    Try a game of peak-a-boo or read a story with enthusiasm.

  9. Is your baby irritable?
    Try singing your baby a song or going for a walk.

The above crying baby tips were co-authored courtesy of www.hintsandthings.com.

Continue reading more baby tips about Weaning Your Baby from the Bottle

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