How to Calm A Crying Baby ?

How to Calm A Crying Baby ?

How to Calm Your Crying Baby

We always dream about our baby when we are pregnant or waiting for adoption, we always imagine those beautiful Hallmark card scenes: the peaceful child smiling on the mothers face . We read books before the big day about how to take care of a newborn baby, how to bathe, feed and then make us feel ready. However, a crying baby was never part of that delightful vision, so it surprises us. But the fact is, all children cry at one time or another. Some children may cry more than others, but they all cry. Understanding why babies cry can help you get through this phase and react effectively to your crying babies  so that the list of ideas can be as follows.

Why Does Baby Cry

Children are human beings, and they have needs and desires, as we do, but they will not express them. Even if they can talk, very often they will not understand the way they feel, they will not understand themselves so well to articulate their needs, so the infants are not able to Needs to help them find it. Their cry is the only way they can say, "Help me! 

Different Types Of Cries :

As you know your child, you will become adept at understanding her crying in a way no one else can. In their research, child development professionals have determined that some types of crying mean certain things.

In other words, children do not cry the same way every time. (Other child development specialists, also known as mothers, have known that for millennia.)Over time, you cry especially as if they were spoken words.

In addition to these crying signs, you can often determine why your baby is crying because of the state of crying. Common reasons and clues for Baby's crying can tell you what might happen:

Hunger: If three or four hours have passed since his last devour, if he or she  has just woken up, or if he or she  has just had a full diaper and starts crying, A feeding will most likely stop crying.

Exhaustion: Look for these signs: loss of activity, losing interest in people and toys, rubbing eyes, shining looks, and the most obvious yawning. If you notice any of these in your crying baby, just sleep.

Discomfort: If a child is very wet, hot, cold, uncomfortable, he or she cries when they cry, usually rubbing their back or washing their hands, as if trying to get away from the source of his discomfort. You are doing Try to find out the source of his crisis and solve his problem.

Pain: Crying of pain suddenly and shrinks, just as an adult or older child cries when hurt. This may include prolonged crying, during which your baby stops breathing. He then holds his breath and lets out another long cry. Time to check your child's temperature and prepare him for a full body exam.

Hyper-excitement: If there is noise in the room, people are trying to get your child's attention, playing rattles, playing music boxes, and your child suddenly closes their eyes and cries( Or turns his head away), he must be trying. Close everyone running around him and find some peace. It is time for a quiet, dark room and some quiet cuddles.

Illness: When your child is ill, he or she may cry in a weak, groaning manner. This is his way of saying, "I feel so weird." If your child seems to be ill, look for any signs of the disease, take its temperature and call

Frustration. Your child is just now learning how to control his hands, hands and feet. She may be trying to take her fingers in the mouth or access a particular interesting toy, but her body is not cooperating. She cries with disappointment, as she is unable to complete what she wants to do. All baby needs is a little help.

Loneliness: If your child falls asleep after weaning and you put him in your crib, but he wakes up soon after crying, he may say that he remembers the warmth of your hug and being alone Does not like A simple situation to solve.

Anxiety or Fear: Your child suddenly finds himself in the arms of Aunt Matilda and cannot see you; His already happy teacher suddenly baby starts crying.

Boredom: Your child sits on his baby seat for 20 minutes while you talk and have lunch with a friend. He is not tired, hungry or uncomfortable, but he cries in a loud, fussy manner. He can say that he is bored and needs something new to see or touch. A toy for a new position or holding for their seat may help.

Colic: If your child cries inconsistently for long periods of time every day, especially at the same time each day, it may become a colic. Researchers are still uncertain about the exact cause of the colic. Some experts believe that abdominal pain is related to immaturity of the child's digestive system. Whatever the reason, and it can be a combination of all theories; Shool is one of the most exercising situations parents of new babies face. Colic occurs only to newborns, about four to five months of age. Look for your baby's crying pattern ok, These can provide clues as to which suggestions are most likely to be help. Then experiment with some ideas in this list and in the rest of this article.

*If breastfeeding, on-demand (cue feeding), nutrition as well as comfort, often your baby needs a calming effect.

*If breastfeeding, try to avoid foods that can cause gas in your baby, such as dairy products, caffeine, cabbage, broccoli and other gassy vegetables.

*If feeding from the bottle, offer more frequent but smaller meals; Experiment with different formulas with the approval of your doctor or health care provider.

*If trying to wean from a bottle, look for a variety of bottles and nipples that prevent your child from drinking, such as the one he drinks, such as curved

*Keep your baby in a more upright position for weaning and straight after.

*Experiment with how often and when you bury your child.

*If the child likes to soothe, offer him one.

*Invest in a baby sling or carrier and use it during the colony period.

*If the weather is too unpleasant for a walk outside, bring your stroller home and hang around with your child.

*With your feet, hold your child up towards its belly.

*Massage your baby's abdomen, or give him a full massage.

*Lay your baby on your lap and massage him or pat him on the back.

*Hold your child in a rocking chair, or put him in a swing.

*Walk with Baby in a nice safe quiet, dark room while you hum or sing.

*To prevent sensory overload, try to keep your child away from highly aggravating situations during the day.

*Massage  back and lie your baby on top of your belly.

(Transfer your child to his bed if he falls asleep.)

*Take your  Baby for a ride in the car.

*Play soothing music or turn on white noise such as vacuum cleaners or running water.

*As a last resort, ask your  health care provider about medications available for colic and gas.

What about Fussy crying baby

Many times this happens when you cannot tell that your baby's cry is directly related to a certain condition: hunger, a dirty diaper, or a craving to be held. When you should take a deep breath and try something with the following cry:

*No matter the reason for your baby's crying, being held by a warm and comfortable person provides a sense of security and can soothe her crying.

*Babies like to be in arms, sling, front-pack carriers and (when they get a little older) backpack; Physical contact is what they want and usually what they like best.

*Nursing your child is as much for comfort food.

*All four of my children calmed down easily when they were brought on breast so that my husband always called it "The Secret Weapon".

*Breastfeeding is an important and powerful tool for soothing the baby.

*Babies enjoy repetitive, rhythmic movements such as rocking, swinging,dancing or driving in a car. Many parents instinctively start flowing with a fussy baby, and for one good reason: it works.

*Remember that the sounds you heard on the Doppler stethoscope? Not so long ago, your child listened 24 hours a day. Therefore, your child can sometimes be calmed by "white noise", which is noise that is continuous and uniform, such as heartbeat, rain, static between radio stations, and your vacuum cleaner. Some alarm clocks also have a white noise function.

Play soft music to calm your baby .That is why lullabies have been passed through the ages. You do not have to be a professional singer to provide a song to your child; Your child likes to hear your voice.Because babies have their own favorites, which can range from jazz to classical and even rock and rap.

*During the first three or four months of life, many babies feel relaxed if you can reproduce the sensations held tightly in the womb.

*Babies are loved and touched, so a massage is a great way to soothe a fussy baby. A variation of the massage is the baby pat; Many babies  prefer a gentle, rhythmic pat on their backs or bottoms.

*The most natural moms are the mother's breasts, but when that option is not there, a bottle, dummy, baby's own fingers, a starting toy, or Daddy's pinky can work as well work like wonders.

*Sometimes a new activity or change of scenery might be helpful for walking outside, or a dance with a song, or a luxurious bath to please a fussy baby.

Many times, you can avoid your baby's initial signs of needing, such as fussing, hardening of her body, or crying until she is rooted away for the breast.As you get to know your baby and know its signs, it determines that it will be easier for her to meet your needs before she cries.