Why Is My Baby Crying? Common Causes & Soothing Tips #72996 (License: Personal Use)

This illustration depicts a newborn or infant in acute distress, with exaggerated facial features-squinted eyes, an open mouth revealing tongue and gums, and tear droplets-to convey urgency. The raised hands and flushed cheeks emphasize emotional overwhelm, commonly used to represent colic, hunger, or sensory overload in parenting resources. It’s designed for clarity and emotional resonance in educational or medical contexts.

Used on pediatric health websites, parenting blogs, or infant care guides to illustrate symptoms of distress, guide caregivers in identifying crying triggers, or introduce soothing strategies. Matches user intent seeking help for inconsolable crying or understanding infant communication.