What do you do when your children cry?

 What do you do when your children cry?

Crying is a physiological process in a child’s life. All ordinary children cry to communicate with others. But they can not express their feelings with words crying is the only way to communicate. If an uncomfortable feeling appears, they cry., babies cry in situations such as hunger, incontinence, heat or cold, tight clothes, pain, etc. Some children need someone’s presence, otherwise they will cry. Crying for no reason is typical for some babies. Although crying is normal, it can worry family members. Since the causes of crying range from minor to serious causes, they should not be ignored and, therefore, the exact cause should be identified and managed.

Here are some things to consider for baby crying.

1, it is dangerous to shake the baby.

2, tight coats can irritate, so they must be removed.

3, if the room is hot, turn on the fan and open the windows.

4, if the diaper is wet, remove it and after cleaning the parts, dry it with a soft towel.

5, pat her on the back or stroke her head and let her hear your soothing sound.

6, Give Breast Milk and make her shut up.

7, if the climate is cold, cover it with a soft towel.

8, rock her in your arms and stroll around the room.

9, take a doll that makes music and let it listen.

10, try a pacifier or help her suck her thumb.

11, if no response changes its position.

12, walk outside with her.

13, put it on the cradle and rock.

14, if there is no answer, ask someone to hold the baby.

Even after all these steps, the baby continues to cry, seeing the following signs.

(The probable cause is given after each sign)

1, press her belly, she may twist or resist you: — — colic

2, pull her rash may get worse, or push your hands away: — — earache.

3, feel its temperature with the back of your hands:… Fever because of infection.

4, examine the skin from head to toe: - eruption disease, diaper rash, measures, blisters, allergies, etc.

5, See the nose for any discharge: Cor, Cory.

6, ease the head to feel any stiffness in the neck. Meningitis, head trauma, etc.

7, keep your ear close to his chest to hear any rattling noise:… Increased mucus in the windpipes.

Panamanian asthmatic bronchitis, I’SS, etc.)

8, anus examination:… Erosion of the anus, tumor of the rectum, worm crawling.

9, genital examination:… No drainage or erosion.

10, in a male child, see testicles that may be swollen or sensitive: orchids, and torsion of the testicles.

11, also observe body movements and look for cramps, stiffness, vomiting, coughing, difficulty breathing, etc.

If you see the above signs or any other abnormal signs, consult your doctor to get the right treatment.