Mother, These are the Signs of Hungry Babies
Not being able to talk makes babies often difficult to understand, especially by new mothers who still need time to adapt. However, that does not mean the baby can not communicate. Therefore, it is important for Mother to understand the way babies communicate, through gestures and behavior, including when they are hungry.
Not all babies have the same reaction when they are hungry. However, there are some general principles that can guide Mother, especially for new mothers, to recognize the signs of a hungry baby.
Be sensitive to hearing baby's cries
In early birth, a baby's cry sounds more or less the same, whether he is hungry, tired, or feeling sick. Over time, Mother will be able to recognize the difference in crying. For example, crying because of hunger is usually short and low-pitched. Generally crying because of hunger will be faster and more intense if not immediately responded. Recognizing a baby's crying properly when hungry can provide many benefits, including developing a healthy eating pattern, making breastfeeding or eating easier, and strengthening the relationship between Mother and Child.Recognizing the Sign of a Hungry Baby
Actually there is no limit to the number of times a baby must suckle in a day. However, generally newborn babies suckle at least 8-12 times a day. Below are some signs that can be a reference to recognize hungry babies:- Spread his arms and legs.
- His lips made a tasting sound wanting to suckle.
- Clench your fists in front of your chest and stomach.
- The baby turns her head and opens her mouth as soon as the mother touches her cheek.
- Blinking eyes or fast moving eyeballs.
- Looks excited to see the food around him and opens his mouth.
- Intermittently stop suckling or eating.
- Fell asleep.
- Loosen his mouth when suckling.
- Remove the bottle from his mouth.
- Close your mouth when held near the breast or bottle.
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