Understanding the meaning of a child's crying and the reason why a nagging child will help the parenting time of a parent be leisurely and reduce a lot of stress
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Understanding your baby through each cry (QC)
Without the ability to express language, crying is an important way for infants to express their emotions and react to the stimulating world outside. For the first time as a mother, you should practice getting to know and understanding this particular language by carefully observing and listening.
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Comfort your baby to stop crying
Without the ability to express language, crying is an important way for infants to express their emotions and react to the stimulating world outside. For the first time as a mother, you should practice getting to know and understanding this particular language by carefully observing and listening. Through the facial expression, the height, the strength of the crying, the level of the child's limb, the mother can distinguish the child's needs.
Crying is a colorful form of expressing requests and desires filled with a child's emotions
Crying babies can have many different causes, but they are usually divided into three categories: physiological needs, psychological responses and disease states. If the baby cries due to physiological or psychological needs, the mother may not worry too much, because this is a normal condition. If the cause is pathological, you need to bring your baby to the hospital to be examined immediately.
1 / Physiological crying
Physiological crying is usually caused by the following reasons: dirty or wet diapers, hungry baby, sleepy, uncomfortable feeling when exposed to a new environment, noisy space, too hot or too cold weather ...
These cries of physiological needs are easy to deal with. As long as the mother pays attention to find out the practical cause and accurately responds to the baby's needs, the baby will no longer have a reason to yell.
2 / Psychological crying
It is very easy for mothers to recognize psychological crying. When your baby cries, should you pay attention to whether your baby is staring at you, holding your hand, or cuddling? These are signs that your baby is just crying because he wants to be noticed by his mother.
In these cases, mothers just need to make fun and "flatter" their children a little, and they will be able to resolve them immediately. When the mother is cuddled and cuddled, the baby will feel satisfied and happy. Therefore, experts often encourage parents to embrace children more, especially during the first 2 years of life. This will help children feel more parental love.
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3 / Pathological crying
Accompanying the crying, the mother can notice some other manifestations such as: holding hands and feet, moody, restless, not holding back ... Moreover, the child's cry will often be sharp and deafening. than usual.
When detecting abnormal signs in the crying, baby's body language, mothers should quickly bring the child to visit to find the cause and timely treatment.
1 / Depending on the cause
In cases where the baby cries due to physiological and psychological needs, the mother must first identify the cause and then find the appropriate way to comfort the baby. If the baby cries because of this cause but the mother solves another problem, the baby won't stop crying mom!
2 / Move attention
Shifting your baby's attention is also one of the most effective ways to stop your baby's crying. Sounds from toys can attract children's attention, helping them to calm down. A mirror can do the same thing. When you see yourself in the mirror, out of curiosity and excitement, your baby will also be quiet.
Let your baby look in the mirror to stimulate development When the baby has passed the main eating and sleeping period, about 3 months or more, the mother can carry the baby around the house to visit. Especially, when the mother was first exposed to the mirror, she noticed the change in the baby's facial expression. In fact, every child loves seeing himself in the mirror. Instead of letting your baby ...
3 / Massage for the baby
Research has shown that infants who were massaged are less likely to cry and sleep better than other babies. Moreover, regular skin-to-skin contact also helps mothers and babies to bond together. So, mom do not ignore this secret!
Newborn massage is very simple. The mother just takes off the baby's clothes, caresses slowly all over the child's arms, legs, back, chest and stomach. This is also an effective way to calm the spirit and make the baby more comfortable.
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