A 6-month-old baby suddenly started crying in the middle of the night, refusing to nurse and only calming down when held. The same situation occurred in the morning. During the day, the baby seemed off, not smiling or playing much, and sometimes fussing. What could be the cause? What help is needed?
A newborn’s sudden frequent crying may be due to stomach discomfort or calcium deficiency. Measures such as strengthening feeding, massaging the abdomen, supplementing probiotics and Vitamin AD can be taken.
Reasons for a Child’s Crying and Ways to Handle Them
Understand the possible reasons for your baby’s poor sleep and solutions.
Baby crying can be caused by various reasons, including hunger, a wet diaper, or intestinal cramps.
A two-month-old baby should normally fall asleep after eating, but not continue to cry. If the baby exhibits this behavior, it may be related to catching a cold, calcium deficiency, or a lack of security. You can try giving the baby warm water, avoid overfeeding, perform abdominal massage, and gently lower the baby to the bed after they fall asleep.
Slapping a child’s bottom can lead to emotional instability and reduced appetite, among other issues. It is recommended that parents focus on education and seek proper pediatric care methods to help children grow.
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