crying in infancy…

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crying in infancy is described, a loud, high-pitched sound made by infants in response to certain situations, infants have a cry reflex, normal response to some stimuli, pain, hunger, older children, adults cry, emotional reasons pain, fear, sadness, frustration, premature infants, not have a cry reflex, they must be monitored closely, signs of hunger, pain, why infants cry, a cry, infant's first verbal communication, interpreted, a message of urgency, distress, sound is highly unpleasant to adults, particularly women, nature's way of insuring that adults, baby, quickly, few people, simply listen to a crying baby, one common cause of crying is hunger, another is pain, gas, intestinal spasms after feedings, develops baby has been fed too, not burped correctly, many infants between the ages of 3 weeks to 3 months develop an crying pattern known, colic, colic, normal part of development that triggered by many factors, colic, occurs, in the late afternoon, evening hours, discomfort, a wet diaper, lead to crying, at times, infants, cry, no apparent reason, in general crying, response to something, be that parents, unable to figure out what is bothering the infant at that time, crying is probably part, the normal development, the central nervous system, many parents report the ability to hear a difference in tone between a cry, feeding, a cry, pain, everyone recognizes that infants cry, crying, normal part of infancy, stress, anxiety that parents experience in response to frequent, constant crying, considerable, after, sound is perceived, an alarm, very frustrating not to be able to figure out what's wrong, soothe the baby, parents, first-time parents, to question ability to cope child frequently cannot be comforted, what to, a baby is crying, unsure of why baby is crying, try eliminating the sources, address, check, physical safety, check to, easy breathing, pink, warm fingers, toes, lips, check, the baby is not in pain, not hungry, make sure, feeding the child the proper amount, burping the baby correctly, check, swelling, redness, wetness, rashes, cold fingers, toes, twisted arms, legs, folded earlobes, pinched fingers, toes, check, that baby is not too cold, too hot, check, whether the diaper needs to be changed, check the surroundings, too much noise, too much light, too much wind, inadequate stimulation, interaction, talk to baby, sound of voice reassuring, change the infant's position, try using soft, gentle music, comfort, hold baby close to chest, infants need to experience familiar sensations, sound of voice in chest, heartbeat, feel of skin, smell of breath, movement of body, comfort of hug, babies were held constantly, absence of a parent meant danger from predators, abandonment, cannot spoil a baby by holding, infancy, crying continues, longer than usual, baby is not consoled by any, the means, call a health care provider, advice, try to get adequate rest, exhausted parents, less able to care, baby, use the resources of family, friends, outside care givers, yourself time to recover energy, baby, does not mean, a bad parent, abandoning child, most of human history, people raised children, the aid of extended families, was less pressure on the parents than there is now, a baby's grandparents, don't worry that they won't, everything the way would, taking safety precautions, comforting the baby, necessary, rest assured child is well-cared-for, break, baby's crying is associated, significant findings fever, diarrhea, vomiting, rash, breathing difficulty, signs of illness, call physician.