{"id":4402,"date":"2012-05-22T12:41:37","date_gmt":"2012-05-22T10:41:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/neuropoolwp-com.beast-hosting.com\/2012\/05\/22\/schnelle-methoden-zur-beruhigung-eines-weinenden-babys\/"},"modified":"2012-05-22T12:41:37","modified_gmt":"2012-05-22T10:41:37","slug":"schnelle-methoden-zur-beruhigung-eines-weinenden-babys","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.neuropool.com\/en\/reports\/family-and-children\/schnelle-methoden-zur-beruhigung-eines-weinenden-babys.html","title":{"rendered":"Quick methods to calm a crying baby"},"content":{"rendered":"

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When babies cry, it can be quite nerve-wracking, especially if they can't calm down despite all your efforts. It often helps to distract babies from their current distress so that they can concentrate on something else and calm down. Here are some methods for calming a crying baby:<\/p>\n

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1 Switch on the shower and go into the bathroom with your baby. The sound of rushing water attracts the baby's attention and calms his nerves. Never splash the baby wet.<\/p>\n

2. rub the tummy. The loving touch of mum or dad on such a sensitive area as the tummy helps most babies to calm down quickly. If the tummy is cramped from crying, do not press too hard, but massage gently.<\/p>\n

3. show the baby a few juicy green lettuce leaves or red tomatoes. The fresh colours on the shiny surface are interesting for the baby and often distract him long enough for him to forget his sorrow.<\/p>\n

4. make surprising noises, for example barking like a dog, meowing like a cat or even burping loudly. A sound that the child does not normally hear from its parents often makes it fall silent in surprise.<\/p>\n

5. gently stroke the hair or the fuzz. Again, it is the gentle touch that calms the baby. Stroking the scalp releases endorphins, which should improve the baby's mood.<\/p>\n

6 Switch on the hairdryer and gently blow the warm air onto the baby. But be careful: depending on the reason for the crying, the sound of the hairdryer can frighten the baby even more, so switch it off immediately and try something else.<\/p>\n

7 If the mother or father does not calm the baby, the arm of a less familiar person may help. This is nothing personal; only the change of unfamiliar odours stimulates the baby's senses.<\/p>\n

8. ride the pushchair over a bumpy surface, the more uneven the better. The rocking and wobbling of the pram has a calming effect on the baby and usually puts it to sleep.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

9. foot massage. A gentle and careful foot massage or tickling of the feet makes many babies smile.<\/p>\n

10. make faces. A baby who has not yet cried hysterically can usually be distracted by simply making faces.<\/p>\n

11. place a warmed baby bottle on the tummy. The warmth helps to relieve cramped stomach muscles and calms the nerves.<\/p>\n

12. watching animals. It's nice if you can quickly find a cute little dog, because hardly any baby can resist animals.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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