Why won't my baby stop crying?

Important to know: Crying is your baby's language. In most cases, there's nothing dangerous behind it, but rather a normal need.

The most common reasons why babies cry

Not every cry means pain – often your baby simply needs regulation and closeness. Babies can't communicate in any other way yet. Common triggers include:

• Hunger: Newborns need food every 2-4 hours
• Tiredness: Many babies find it difficult to fall asleep on their own
• Gas or tummy ache: The intestines are still immature
• Overstimulation: Too many impressions during the day lead to fussiness in the evening
• Need for closeness: Physical contact provides security

How you can soothe your baby

Small rituals and calm routines help your child relax.

Proven strategies:

• Physical closeness: Carrying, cuddling, or gentle rocking
• Consistent routines: Regular routines before bedtime
• Warmth & massage: Gentle tummy massage or a warm pillow like KUDDLY by sticklett for colic
• Reduce stimulation: Dimmed lights, quiet environment, calm music
• Patience: Some babies just need time

More security with persistent crying

When your baby cries a lot, the question often arises: Is he really okay?

This gives you security and confidence.

Understand crying, instead of despairing

With MARY by sticklett, you notice changes early and are there before your child has to draw attention to themselves by crying out of desperation.

With MARY by sticklett, you have the good feeling of always being informed in time, without constantly worrying.