All first time parents will be anxious about the health and well-being of their newborn baby. Especially in the first few weeks when everything is strange, it is often hard to know what is normal and when you can be confident that nothing is wrong with your baby. It is quite natural for
 you to worry about why the baby is crying, for example, or why she won’t sleep, or to question that she is ill. In bonding with your baby, you will gradually get to know her different cries and how to respond – with a feed, a nappy change, or just a cuddle. Remember however, never hesitate to seek advice from your doctor or health visitor when you are worried or think your baby is unwell.

Thankfully, more often then not, problems such as prolonged crying or sleeplessness can be solved.

Baby Won’t Stop Crying

Babies cry for lots of different reasons at all times of the day, the most common being that they are hungry or thirsty. They also cry because they are tired, too hot or too cold, if they need a nappy change, or from lack of physical contact.

If your baby just won’t stop crying, try the following useful tips:

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