Crying is part of a baby’s language. Crying is normal, but can be hard to cope with... All babies are different and some babies carry on crying more than others... If your baby is crying you will probably try the ‘usual checklist’ first... You might check all of these things and your baby will still be crying ... This trust often leads to less crying ... Are they struggling to get to sleep? Being ‘over tired’ can lead to crying ... Tell someone If you are fee

You might notice their crying is worse at certain times of the day or night... As well as crying you might notice they: Seem very ‘tense’ clenching their fists and having a red face Bring their k. If your young baby is crying a lot and you are worried they might be unwell you should always seek medical advice... You will let them know you care that they are crying - and want to make it better... People understand caring for a crying baby is really tough

Your understanding of how they do this will have grown too! Your baby will still use crying as one of the ways of letting you know they need you... The days (and nights!) when they cry a lot are always tough though! Remember - all Babies cry, although this doesn't make it ea.  Read more about crying  If the crying seems in some way different to you – is high pitched or your baby is making other sounds that you feel worried about then get some advice

Baby's crying and what to expect

It can help to play sounds of babies crying to your dog before a new baby is born. This can get you dog used to the sound and feel less stressed during periods of baby crying

Crying Small babies use crying as one of their ways to communicate with us... The days (and nights!) when they cry a lot are always tough! Remember - all Babies cry, although this doesn't make it easier when your baby is crying, there is advice and support available.  Read more about crying  If the crying seems in some way different to you – is high pitched or your baby is making other sounds that you feel worried about then get some advice

 By picking up a crying baby, singing or talking softly to them, or playing peekaboo over and over again, you are building your baby's brain

If your baby has started crying, they may be very upset which can be stressful and can make it more challenging to get them attached to the breast

The Health Visitor can support you with advice and information about caring for your new baby, advice on feeding and safe sleeping, crying, immunisations, and any other health issues relating to your family... We can support you with advice and information about caring for your baby, developmental changes you might be seeing, advice on feeding and safe sleeping, crying, immunisations, and any other health issues relating to your family