Why Babies Cry Research Paper
HOW TO PACIFY A CRYING BABY
A woman called her doctor recently due to frustration from her baby's endless cry at night. She was frustrated due to sleepless nights resulting from this. The grandmother advised her to get some over-the-counter medications, while some other people suggested herbal mixture.
I just advised her to keep doing exclusive breastfeed, making sure the child is comfortable at all times by making sure the room is well ventilated, she wears light clothing for the baby when the room is warm. I also advised her to feed the baby on demand and to change the diaper as at when due.
I discourage her from buying over-the-counter drugs, as most may bring about a temporary and not a permanent relief, and they result in unfavourable …show more content…
In addition, the average baby has one or two hours of unexplained crying scattered throughout the day. As long as they are happy and contented when they are not crying, this is normal.
COLIC: Some babies cry excessively ( over three hours a day) or are very difficult to comfort. If they are growing normally and have a normal medical exam, the crying is called colic. Remind and reassure yourself that colic is due to brain immaturity and has nothing to do with your parenting or any medical issue.
FEEDING: Feed your baby if more than two hours have elapsed since the last feeding ( one and a half hours if the baby takes only breast milk).
HOLD ANS COMFORT: Hold and try to calm your baby whenever he cries without a reason. The horizontal position is usually best for helping a baby relax and to to sleep. Rick your child in a rocking chair, in a cradle or while standing ( many babies calm best with rapid tiny movements like vibrations).
You can Place the child in a wind-up swing or vibration chair. Take him for a stroller rude, outdoors or indoors. Do anything else you think may be comforting ( such as a gentle massage or warm
A woman called her doctor recently due to frustration from her baby's endless cry at night. She was frustrated due to sleepless nights resulting from this. The grandmother advised her to get some over-the-counter medications, while some other people suggested herbal mixture.
I just advised her to keep doing exclusive breastfeed, making sure the child is comfortable at all times by making sure the room is well ventilated, she wears light clothing for the baby when the room is warm. I also advised her to feed the baby on demand and to change the diaper as at when due.
I discourage her from buying over-the-counter drugs, as most may bring about a temporary and not a permanent relief, and they result in unfavourable …show more content…
In addition, the average baby has one or two hours of unexplained crying scattered throughout the day. As long as they are happy and contented when they are not crying, this is normal.
COLIC: Some babies cry excessively ( over three hours a day) or are very difficult to comfort. If they are growing normally and have a normal medical exam, the crying is called colic. Remind and reassure yourself that colic is due to brain immaturity and has nothing to do with your parenting or any medical issue.
FEEDING: Feed your baby if more than two hours have elapsed since the last feeding ( one and a half hours if the baby takes only breast milk).
HOLD ANS COMFORT: Hold and try to calm your baby whenever he cries without a reason. The horizontal position is usually best for helping a baby relax and to to sleep. Rick your child in a rocking chair, in a cradle or while standing ( many babies calm best with rapid tiny movements like vibrations).
You can Place the child in a wind-up swing or vibration chair. Take him for a stroller rude, outdoors or indoors. Do anything else you think may be comforting ( such as a gentle massage or warm