Why newborns are born crying and why that is actually a good sign
A newborn's first cry is a vital sign of a healthy transition to life outside the womb, signaling the lungs opening and the body's survival systems activating. This initial cry, distinct from adult emotion, is a crucial communication tool for a baby's needs before they develop the capacity for smiles or laughter.
A newborn's first cry is a vital sign of a healthy transition to life outside the womb, signaling the lungs opening and the body's survival systems activating. This initial cry, distinct from adult emotion, is a crucial communication tool for a baby's needs before they develop the capacity for smiles or laughter.
