Babies cry for various reasons, but you can’t always decide why. If your baby cries a lot it can feel very traumatic, sometimes trapped wind can make babies uncomfortable, but “burping” them before bed to rest will help. Halfway through a feed, sit baby upright on your knee, gently lean her forward with your hand on her chest, thumb and forefinger under her chin, which gently lifts your baby’s chest away from her tummy , then rub or pat him on the back. This will dislodge any wind. Another way is to hold her up to her shoulder and rub or pat her back. Either way, you’re extending her body slightly, instead of him being in a crouching position. Protect your clothes with a cloth to avoid regurgitated milk stains, with the belch. Repeat this at the end of the feeding. Your baby may already be very sleepy and ready for a nap. There are preparations that can be given to babies with a lot of wind who suffer from colicky pain. If this is the baby’s problem, watch out for them to bend their legs with a tummy ache and a lot of screaming. Consult your pharmacist for advice.

If you pick up your baby as soon as he cries, he will learn to cry for the comfort of being picked up. Native women carry their babies on their backs with them all day, the babies love close body contact; they have felt warm and safe for the past 9 months being comforted by the rhythm of your heartbeat. However, you must decide how much time you need without carrying your baby for other activities around the house and what feels good for you. Some moms They love to hold their babies for long periods of time, but babies need a lot of sleep to grow and develop.

Some babies cry non-stop and as a new mom this can be very stressful and worrying. You are probably sleep deprived and just as anxious and upset as they are. Maybe your mom or a friend can give you a break for a while to catch up on some sleep or a rest. Don’t be afraid to ask.

If you get really desperate and have checked for wind and other possible causes, put the baby safely in his crib, close the door, and walk away. There he will be safer than you, increasingly anxious and stressed. Put on some music and relax or take care of something to distract yourself from the distant crying of him, he will probably fall asleep in a few minutes. You probably have a baby monitor to monitor it.

Some moms choose wrap small babies to feel secure, this is done by taking a small soft blanket or flannel sheet, placing them on it and wrapping them up, not too tight but reasonably close, wrapping them and their arms in it, this can help them feel warm and sure. This could help if your baby feels insecure.