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What are the benefits of crying for a newborn baby?.. Detox. Pain relief. Calm the child. Relax and sleep. Lung cleaning. Mood improvement

Benefits of a crying baby:

Detox:

Where emotional tears contribute to the removal and cleansing of the body of toxins.

Pain relief:

Where the body secretes the pain-relieving hormone endorphins when the child cries, and thus the child feels comfortable and calm.

calm the child

Crying activates the child's nervous system, and then the child calms down.

Relax and sleep:

Research has shown that crying contributes to a child getting a peaceful night's sleep free of interrupted sleep.

Lung cleaning:

By expelling phlegm and bacteria that may lead to diseases in the child.

Mood improvement:

Because crying relieves the infant of distress and pain.

Tips for dealing with a crying baby:

The following tips can be followed to calm and deal with a crying baby:

Provide a suitable and calm environment for the child, and it is preferable that the infant be in the closest position to the mother’s heart.
Embracing the child when he cries, so that he feels safe near his mother and calms down completely.
Pat the child's back regularly.
Calm your baby's nerves with a warm bath.
Massage the child's body using lavender oil to help him relax and feel comfortable, especially the area behind the ear, the forehead, the neck and the back.
Make a drink of soothing herbs for children, if the child is older than 6 months.
Carrying the baby and walking a little, and if the time is right, the mother can take her child for a walk outside.

When should you consult a doctor?

The following cases require consulting a specialist doctor due to the seriousness of the effect of crying on the child: “In the event that the crying continues for 3 hours, especially if it reaches 4 months, if the crying is accompanied by several symptoms, for example: fever or vomiting. In the event that the child cries while stopping Breastfeeding at the normal rate, or in the event that the baby’s weight has decreased, the infant will not stop crying despite the mother’s attempts to calm him down.

Reasons for a baby crying:

There are a variety of causes and factors that cause a baby to cry, such as:

Hunger is one of the most common factors that cause a child to cry, especially if the child is in the first months of his life.
Colic may be a factor behind the child's continuous crying, which is accompanied by redness in the face if they suffer from colic, especially in the first month.
The baby may cry because of the desire to sleep as well, as he needs the mother to put him in the correct position that suits him to sleep comfortably.
Expressing distress, as the reason behind the crying of the infant may be his feeling of distress as a result of feeling cold or as a result of the high temperature, or being wet because his diaper needs to be changed.
The child may cry as a result of feeling afraid or needing to be embraced if the mother is away from him, or as a result of the infant's belly swelling.

Reasons why a baby cries at night:

The child may wake up during the night and start crying as a result of the following reasons: “Feeling anxious and tense, or night fear, which results from the child’s exhaustion, illness, for example: middle ear infection or high temperature. The child’s intermittent sleep, which causes In disturbing him and entering into a crying fit. The environment is not suitable for the child to sleep quietly.

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