What are the effects of crying during pregnancy on the baby?

It is said that mother and child are connected by heart, and there is scientific evidence to support this. When the baby is still in the womb, you can feel the mother's mental changes. If the mother is often depressed, the baby's health will be affected. But some mothers think it is groundless. So let’s understand what impact crying during pregnancy has on the child?

When people cry, their blood circulation slows down. When a pregnant mother cries, the baby in her belly will have less fetal movement due to insufficient oxygen. If pregnant mothers cry frequently, the baby may lack oxygen, leading to fetal growth retardation or premature birth. If the pregnant mother cries frequently in the early stages of pregnancy, it will affect the growth and development of the baby's organs, greatly increasing the probability of the baby having cleft lip.

Until the late pregnancy, pregnant mothers often cry, which will also affect the baby's brain development and various functions of the body's organs. After the birth of a newborn, the baby's immunity is low and he often gets sick, which will also affect the baby's weight and cause the baby to be underweight. Therefore, for the health of the baby, pregnant mothers must ensure a happy mood during pregnancy.

It is normal for pregnant women to feel unhappy due to the influence of growth hormone during pregnancy. Family members should be more accommodating and forgiving. Especially pregnant fathers, they should pay more attention to the mood of pregnant mothers, take more time to listen to their jokes, and express their unhappiness in time, which is beneficial to the growth of children.