Why a baby cries when you put them down after being carried? Babies cry when you put them down because your arms act like a complete calming system. While being carried, their heartbeat, breathing, temperature, and stress hormones all stay regulated by your warmth, scent, and movement. The moment you put them down, all those signals disappear at once — their body feels the change, and their brain (which is still immature) sends an alarm through crying. It’s not “spoiled”… it’s biology. They simp

Normal Behaviors of Toddlers 1. Tantrums Crying, screaming, lying on the floor — toddlers do this because they still can’t express big emotions with words. 2. Saying “No” often They want independence and control, so refusing is their way of testing boundaries. 3. Not sharing Toddlers are naturally protective of their things. Sharing is a skill they learn slowly over time. 4. Being clingy They want comfort, safety, and reassurance from their parents — especially during transitions or when they’re

Crying Baby: 11 Reasons Why Babies Cry and What to Do