why does a baby cry when she/he is born?
@sutanhartanto (4122)
Indonesia
10 responses
@alexigne (903)
• Philippines
15 Apr 08
New born baby cry to expand its lungs, it is also a respond to the ordeal that its through.As you can notice, doctors deliberately make them cry to encourage them to take their first breath of air.If they don't cry, the doctor or nurse do something to make them cry and take the amniotic fluid out.
It is also a way to helps their blood circulates better, oxygenating it,you can see their pale color,once they start crying it will turn into red.The oxygen they are taking into crying oxygenates their blood.After giving birth, they will cut the placenta, which is the source of their breathing. Now its gone, they need to breath of their own.
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@sutanhartanto (4122)
• Indonesia
15 Apr 08
well, it sounds logic. but why do they choose crying instead of laughing? i think laughing is a more positive way to get the same effect. i don't know....
@sutanhartanto (4122)
• Indonesia
15 Apr 08
well, they can think of it in the positive way, such as, "i move from this small place to the much bigger place. it's great! before i hardly am able to straighten my leg, now i can kick everywhere
. and this ridiculous hose! thanks god, they finally cut it..."
. and this ridiculous hose! thanks god, they finally cut it..."@alexigne (903)
• Philippines
15 Apr 08
Yeah, and you only need few muscles to smile than crying, the saddest part is that is the only thing that they know, to cry. cry when hungry, cry when wet, cry when they are hurt or cry when sleepy. This are the nature of baby to send their message to us.
I just wondering, how will baby laugh if they are hurt like cutting placenta or moving from warm environment to cold one.

@Jenaisle (16568)
• Philippines
25 Dec 08
@klaudyou (501)
•
14 Apr 08
Nice idea... you can use it very well as a figure of speech...it's really bright!
The child, especially the new-born are very sensible to change. Whenever their phisical state is changed without their will (if they have one) they cry. They don't know what happens...they only stop crying when they understand or when they forget...or when they grow up
The big majority of people is resistent to change...that's why the ones who do manage to perform the change become leaders...and this is the reason they are so few!
~ ...in my opinion... feel free to express yours ~
The big majority of people is resistent to change...that's why the ones who do manage to perform the change become leaders...and this is the reason they are so few!
~ ...in my opinion... feel free to express yours ~@sutanhartanto (4122)
• Indonesia
15 Apr 08
that's deep! thanks for sharing your opinion. i think a baby cry if he/she is disturbed, or if he/she experiences the condition which doesn't met their wish.
@paid2write (5201)
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14 Apr 08
I think it is a natural response to being thrust from a warm, dark, quiet, safe and comfortable place into the bright lights, noise and action of a delivery room.
When a baby does not cry it gets slapped until it does, just to show that he or she has normal natural responses.
It could also be a lesson that life starts with a cry of anguish and from then on things will never be as easy or as comfortable as they were inside the womb.
@sutanhartanto (4122)
• Indonesia
14 Apr 08
you know alot
i got slapped three times at my buttock for not crying when i was born.
i got slapped three times at my buttock for not crying when i was born. @rebecca1957 (265)
• United States
14 Apr 08
In Genesis when God created Adam....Adam wasn't anything until God breathed his soul into him. I think when a baby is born, God breathes its soul into him/her ..... that's when the baby takes it's first breath as it cries out.
@sutanhartanto (4122)
• Indonesia
15 Apr 08
well, it's a good theory. but i believe that a baby has been breathing since he/she still is a fetus. in other word, "God breath his soul" when the baby still is in his mother's womb.
@academic2 (7000)
• Uganda
2 Aug 08
No, I think it is basically the sharp change of environment from the regulated comfort of the woumb to the harsh world of chills or extreme heat! Crying is also a response to the first use of the lungs-remember the child did not breathe while in the woumb, now it has to by using his/her lungs and a heaving cry is nature's way of making a child draw the first air into the lungs! A good post here-thanks sutan..
@maroseqf (3657)
• Philippines
20 Nov 08
Not all babies cry instantly when they were born. Some have to get a little spank from the doctor for them to cry. I think crying would help them breathe. I think it is also a sign that the baby is normal and a signal to the mother that her baby was born. It is really wonderful for a mother to hear her baby's first cry based on my experience. 

@saifkhan2008 (1)
• India
20 Nov 08
a child is born with his five senses . expression of these senses is emotion .
these senses comes into action when they are born .what it e wich a child doesnot likes he cry for it .







