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When a baby is really young, their parents tend to have a bunch of fears about their little one’s well-being and health. They try to guess exactly what their baby wants and what it is that might be causing them discomfort. But how do you understand babies without using words? Luckily, some experts decoded this unique baby language. Here're some clues you’ll need to figure out what your little bundle is trying to say.
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Types of cries
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When a baby is really young, their parents tend to have a bunch of fears about their little one’s well-being and health. They try to guess exactly what their baby wants and what it is that might be causing them discomfort. But how do you understand babies without using words? Luckily, some experts decoded this unique baby language. Here're some clues you’ll need to figure out what your little bundle is trying to say.
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Types of cries
Ever heard your baby cry for about 5 or 6 seconds, and then pause for the next 20 seconds? This means that your baby has been alone for a while and now desperately needs your attention.
This type of cry is very similar to a calling cry with one little catch – if you don't get in there right away, the crying becomes hysterical quickly.
If you hear a pain cry once, you'll never confuse it with any of the others. This crying is flat and constant.
Babies deal with all kinds of bodily functions like us, from having gas to peeing and pooping. And these can cause them more discomfort than you think!
Sleep is another problem for babies – sometimes they just can't! In this case their crying sounds like an offended and smooth whining, followed by loads of yawning.
A discomfort cry sounds very irritated and often comes together with fidgeting. Your baby can also flail their arms and legs and arch their backs.
This one is extremely common – your baby cries, you try doing everything you can but still can't figure out what's wrong. Easy, your baby is simply frustrated or bored!