Call your doctor or health clinic for advice if you think your baby might be ill or in pain. Guide their fingers to their mouth or offer them a pacifier. Hold your baby often and for extended periods. Babies need to be touched and cuddled in order to develop physically and mentally. This calms the baby while you carry on with normal daily activities.
Recognized studies show that baby wearing reduces crying and fussiness by half.
Maybe he or she is overtired or over stimulated. Lower the lights. Wrap the baby with his arms and legs inside a blanket and lay him on his back or side in his crib. Remember that all babies cry, sometimes a lot during the first year of life. If you've tried everything, your baby is still crying, and it's getting to you, wrap the baby snugly in a blanket and place him on his back or side in a quiet, darkened room.