New parents seeking recommendations for baby cribs and diaper brands, and hoping to receive purchasing precautions for baby cribs.

The baby is nine months old and has been crying and distressed day and night, refusing to eat solid food and only drinking milk. After a fever on December 31st last year, the baby improved after taking medicine, but then had a fever again on January 2nd this year, which subsided after taking medicine that day. Today, the baby has a stuffy nose with mucus, eye crusts, and has vomited twice. The parents are unsure of the cause of the baby’s symptoms.

A baby’s night crying may be due to stomach discomfort. It is recommended to seek medical assistance and provide appropriate medication, while also paying attention to diet and lifestyle.

A baby crying and whining before bedtime might be due to discomfort or intestinal colic. It’s advisable for parents to take their child to a doctor and provide sufficient care and attention.

A baby crying before bedtime and occasionally trembling may be due to calcium deficiency. It is recommended to expose the baby to more sunlight and supplement with calcium appropriately.

A baby may suddenly cry after falling asleep, possibly due to a lack of trace elements. It is generally recommended to supplement calcium and vitamin D, and to expose the baby to sunlight appropriately. If the situation persists, it is advisable to take the baby to a pediatrician for a detailed examination.

Baby burping is a common occurrence, but if they cry while feeding and then refuse to eat, it might be time to consider changing the formula or checking their oral health.

The baby suddenly started crying loudly at midnight, saying they feel hot. How should parents handle this situation?

Analysis of Reasons for Baby Crying and Sleep Disruption

Baby often cries and vomits while eating solid foods, leading to insufficient nutrition intake. Seeking ways to improve the situation.