Newborns may cry before each urination and defecation due to discomfort caused by an immature digestive system. This article provides solutions and suggestions.
Explore the causes and coping strategies for a four-month-old baby’s crying
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Does a newborn always cry during urination and defecation?
Explore the potential link between high newborn jaundice and crying, and provide corresponding care suggestions.
Night crying in newborns may have an impact on their physical and psychological well-being.
How to Handle a 40-Day-Old Infant’s Nighttime Crying?
Offer suggestions on how to handle severe baby spitting up and crying.
A four-month-old baby is experiencing persistent crying, fever, and diarrhea. How should you handle the situation? Do you need to go to the hospital?
How to Deal with a 52-Day-Old Baby’s Nighttime Crying Issue
