Crying and Your Baby: How to Calm a Fussy or Colicky Baby
Crying and Your Baby: How to Calm a Fussy or Colicky Baby
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Babies cry for different reasons. Crying is one way babies try to tell us what they need. They may be hungry, have a soiled diaper, or just want a little attention. (See checklist at the bottom.) If a crying baby cannot be comforted, the cause may be colic. Read on about colic and ways to calm a crying baby.
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