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One of the challenges that a first time mom has to face is trying to figure out what’s making her baby cry. Here are the top 5 reasons why your baby is crying and what you can do about it:

  1. One of the reasons why your baby can be cranky and would continually cry for hours is that he or she is teething. The pain is basically brought about by the teeth tearing through the gums. One way to relieve the pain is to cold teething rings for your baby to chew on.baby essential items
  2. Wet diapers can also make your baby cry. Keep in mind that, left unattended, these wet diapers can lead to diaper rash. As soon as possible, have your baby’s diaper changed.
  3. Another reason why babies cry is because they are not feeling well. The reasons  for not feeling well can run from a simple cold to fever or colic. A quick visit to the doctor should do the trick.
  4. Babies also tend to cry a lot because of the startle reflex. This is a sudden body movement that infants would make while asleep as a response to a loud noise. Some moms have found swaddling babies as one way to keep them from having a startle reflex.
  5. Lastly, babies cry whenever they are hungry. This can easily be remedied by breastfeeding your baby. Make sure that you have some bib and burp cloths with you to avoid getting milk spills on you.

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It would break your heart. It would make you want to just cuddle your baby and absorb all their pain. What am I talking about? Your baby’s teething stage.

Cutting tooth can be one of the most painful experiences that your baby would have to endure. Just imagine your bone trying to break through your skin. So what should you do to lessen your baby’s pain?

  1. Let your baby chew on cold things. If you do not have a teether with you, you can go for a wet washcloth. The rough surface of the cloth can help ease your baby’s swollen gums.baby care kit
  2. You can also go for numbing gels like Orajel to ease the pain. Be careful, however, that you don’t put too much on your baby’s gums.
  3. Massage your baby’s gums in order to relieve pressure brought about by the uprising tooth.
  4. If your baby is having a hard time sleeping because of their teeth, you can give them either baby Advil or baby Tylenol. Consult first your doctor, however, before getting one.
  5. Nursing your baby to sleep is also a good way to soothe pains brought about by teething. This has been recommended by mom’s worldwide and has been proven to be effective in making your baby less fuzzy.

During times like these, a teether would be your baby’s best friend. Make sure that you have a reliable one in your baby care kit. Simply Unique Baby Gifts carry a line of baby product set containing teethers.

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