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Ukiyo Confinement Centre

19th June 2023

Babies make many different sounds, from giggling to purring to baby babbling. When they have a need arises, crying always gets your attention. However, it can be difficult for new families to understand the meaning of each cry

hungry
"Neh"
A newborn baby uses a sucking reflex to create the sound "neh" when they are hungry.​
Our observation: Most new babies clench their fists when they are hungry.
burp
"Eh"
This sound is caused by internal reflexes pushing an air bubble from their chest. The baby naturally responds with a short hiss, a grunt, or a squeak sounds like "eh". Our observation: A pained facial expression, kicking, shaking and other fussiness are all indications that your baby needs to burp.​
gas
"Eairh"
This sound is more noticeable when a baby is 6-12 weeks of age. If a baby has flatulence or an upset tummy, you will hear the sound reflex "eairh".

"Eairh" starts with an open mouth, tongue heald back and a taut belly. When the pain is intense, the start of the "eairh" sound is elongated into an intense cry.
discomnfort
"Heh"
Babies make the sound reflex "heh" when they experience stress and discomfort such as those signaling a nappy change. It's a sound associated with babies over 6 weeks of age. This sound is triggered as a response to a skin reflex, such as a sweaty or itchy feeling.
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"Owh"
Newborn babies make the sound reflex "owh" when they are feeling tired. This sound is created as the baby yawns and exhales. "Owh" can be heard before the baby cries and during newborn crying.

Our observation: if it's time for a nap, your baby may start rubbing their eyes. Their cry may start out slow and low and gradually build in tone and intensity.

If you are interested in learning more about baby care or confinement centre, we invite you to reach out to us directly. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing comprehensive information, guidance, and support to help you navigate the world of parenting and make informed decisions.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us via WhatsApp at +601128698025, and we will be delighted to assist you further. We understand the importance of providing the best care for your little one and are here to offer the knowledge and resources you need on this beautiful journey of parenthood.

Remember, each baby is unique, and parenting is a journey filled with endless opportunities to learn and grow. Whether you choose to deepen your understanding of baby care or explore confinement centers, the key is to approach it with an open mind, seek reliable sources, and trust your instincts as you navigate the wonderful world of parenthood.

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