What will happen if the pregnant mother cries for the baby?

The emotions of pregnant women during pregnancy will affect the healthy growth of the baby, because emotions can cause deformities and intellectual impairments in the fetus during development. I hope mothers can pay attention to this. If a pregnant mother cries during pregnancy, it will cause the baby to have a negative mentality, and the pregnant mother's emotions will affect the heart activity, the fetus's digestive system, etc., so it is recommended that mothers should adjust their emotions during pregnancy.

1. Fetal maldevelopment

Many pregnant women have more expectations and speculations about the fetus during pregnancy, which causes them to suffer various mental pressures and burdens, all of which will affect their good mood. Under various pressures, pregnant women's emotions are very unstable, and they may cry uncontrollably over trivial matters. These reactions will seriously affect the healthy growth and development of the baby in the womb. In addition to stress, some environmental stimuli, noise or smell in life can cause pregnant women to experience various negative emotions and uncomfortable reactions.

For these pregnant women, they should try to avoid sounds or colors that make them uncomfortable in daily life, and try to control their temper as much as possible and not have a negative mentality. Long-term crying may very likely lead to fetal maldevelopment or even serious conditions such as fetal malformations.

2. Affect children's intelligence

Studies have found that pregnant women who are very emotionally unstable and cry frequently during pregnancy will have their babies' intelligence seriously affected. This is because when pregnant women are in a bad mood or excited, their heart activity will be affected, and their lung capacity will be reduced a lot. In this case, the amount of blood pumped out during each heart contraction will be reduced, which will lead to a decrease in the amount of blood supplied to the pregnant women's organs throughout the body. ...

How harmful is it to the fetus if a pregnant woman cries?

Many pregnant women become very emotionally unstable after becoming pregnant, and some even cry all day long. Pregnant women’s crying will definitely cause certain harm to the fetus, but how big is this harm? Let’s learn about it together.

Pregnant women who are exposed to long-term negative emotional stimulation will often have physical dysfunctions after birth, especially digestive system disorders, resulting in vomiting, frequent bowel movements, and obvious weight loss. Such babies often show irritability, are easily frightened, and cry frequently in terms of emotions and behaviors. When these children grow up, they often have poor adaptability to the environment.

Because the mother's negative emotional stimulation can stimulate abnormal activity of the nervous system, cause endocrine changes, and lead to endocrine dysfunction, abnormal biologically active substances can enter the fetus through the placenta and umbilical cord, thereby affecting the fetus's physical and mental functions.

According to clinical observations, excessive emotional anxiety in pregnant women within 7 to 10 weeks of pregnancy may cause lip abnormalities in the fetus. In the late pregnancy, if the pregnant woman's mental state suddenly changes, such as being frightened, afraid, sad, etc., or long-term mental over-stress, it may cause the imbalance between the pregnant woman's cerebral cortex and internal organs, causing circulatory disorders, leading to uterine bleeding, early placental detachment, and even fetal death.

Some people have classified the adverse effects of pregnant women's bad mood due to various reasons on the fetus according to their severity. Marital quarrels rank first, followed by in-law discord, emotional despair of pregnant women, neighborhood quarrels and depression. Especially when a pregnant woman cries and screams in anger, it will cause anxiety and terror to the fetus. At this time, a large amount of norepinephrine is secreted in the pregnant woman's body, blood pressure rises, and temporary uterine-placental circulation disorder occurs, leading to transient hypoxia of the fetus, thus affecting the physical and mental health of the fetus. At the same time, it has been confirmed that severe and persistent mental anxiety in pregnant women can stimulate autonomic nervous dysfunction, release acetylcholine disorders, and cause endocrine changes. These substances will act on the fetus through the placenta and umbilical cord, directly affecting the fetus's normal physiological functions. ...