6 Tips For Calming A Crying Baby And Tantrum

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JAKARTA - One of the sad things about being a mother is when you see your child crying. What's more, if you don't know why he's crying and all the efforts to calm him down don't work. Don't give up quickly, if you are faced with this situation. Try the following things to calm your little one down.

Babies like moves because they remind them of the swinging movement that is usually done while still in the womb. So holding or taking a baby for a walk is the best tip to calm a crying baby. Listen to some music strains

Newly born babies have a frequency of eating time more often because the size of their new stomach is as big as their fist. For that, the child's stomach needs to be filled frequently. If your baby experiences a growth spike, he may want to eat more often than usual. This is normal and usually feeding the baby can make it stop crying.

Changes in any atmosphere can help keep the baby quiet when fussy. Reporting from Very Well Family, Monday, September 25, you can take him for a walk by stroller or by carrying a baby. Fresh air and walking movements can help. You can also try to get in the car, which might put him to sleep.

Something as simple as territory may be something that disturbs your baby. Most babies need to listen to it after breastfeeding, so if your little one is still fussy after he is breastfed, try to make your baby cry. If your baby appears to emit gas, put him on his back and his foot movements seem to be cycling for a while to get the gas out.

Not all babies like to take a shower, but if your baby likes to be bathed, it can be a way to turn his mood into a happy one. Hot baths can be very calm and help the baby relax.

Sometimes babies can feel the stress their mother is experiencing and dealing with babies crying for hours can stress you. If there are other people around you such as your partner, family member, or baby sitter, give them a turn to take care of the baby. This can help the baby relax and give you a change to recharge and relax.

Almost nothing more heartbreaking than seeing a child cry and as a mother, feeling confused about stopping her crying. In most cases, the baby's crying, even for a long time, is normal. In rare cases, the baby's crying may indicate serious problems and you should immediately contact a doctor if you feel worried.