I believe some mothers will find that their babies are too good to eat, and they always feel like they are not full. When the child shows signs of hunger, the mother should breastfeed immediately. When a child is hungry, he may have the following symptoms: wake up from sleep, turn his head, as if he is looking for his breasts, sucking his hands, lips or tongue, crying, etc. Generally, when a baby has foraging behavior, it can be considered that the baby is hungry and should be fed immediately. There are individual differences in the amount of milk needed for each baby.
Newborns cry, except for hunger, other common reasons are as follows:
Baby feels cold or hot
Newborns have not yet developed the temperature regulation center and are sensitive to ambient temperature. If the baby is a little cold, the limbs will become cold, the skin at the ends of the limbs will appear dark and purple, or spots will appear, and if the baby is a little hot, the head will be sweating. In addition, infants and young children have strong metabolism, so many babies often sweat a lot within an hour after falling asleep. The baby has high requirements for the environment and comfort level, and will hum if he is not satisfied.
insecure
Newborns are prone to frightened. Excessive environmental noise, shocking reflexes, etc. will cause the baby to suddenly wake up and cry. Therefore, babies should give them a sense of security when sleeping.
Usually, the crying of a newborn comes from "not waking up" and insecure. Because the sleep cycle of newborns is relatively short, they will not be able to catch up when they wake up. So although it is very sleepy and no one can comfort it, it is difficult to continue to sleep well, causing the newborn to wake up crying while sleeping. The correct way is to use the shushes to comfort the baby. If the baby is still crying, you can pick it up and coax it.
Continuous feeding will also cause the baby to defecate frequently, and get up and defecate when he falls asleep. I believe that even adults will feel uncomfortable. The need for food, drink, defecation and urination will cause babies to cry and need to be carefully distinguished. You cannot just feed.
Another manifestation of newborns eating too much is diarrhea. A large amount of food runs into the stomach, causing gastrointestinal dysfunction and leading to diarrhea. Generally speaking, stop feeding to allow the stomach and intestines to rest, diarrhea will stop, and the next day the stool will return to normal.
