రాత్రంతా ఏడ్చే పసిబిడ్డ? జపాన్ అమ్మలు చేసే 5 పనులు | Japanese Baby Care Habits

2 AM, a one-month-old baby who won't stop crying, and everyone at home has different advice. A large 2017 study from the University of Warwick (UK) combined 28 studies of 8,690 babies and found that about 2 hours of crying a day in the first 6 weeks is normal, and that colic was much less common in Japan and Denmark. The researchers don't say why. But Japanese homes have some calm baby-care habits, and a few of them have science behind them. Please note: this video is for awareness only and is not medical advice. If you are worried about your baby (fever, not feeding, an unusual cry, unusual drowsiness), see a paediatrician. Safe sleep: put your baby on their back, on their own firm flat surface, with no pillows, soft toys or loose blankets. Sources: Wolke, Bilgin & Samara, Journal of Pediatrics (2017); Kuroda and colleagues, RIKEN Center for Brain Science, Current Biology (2022). 00:00 2 AM, and Everyone Has Advice 00:46 The Study: 8,690 Babies 01:24 Japan vs Britain 02:04 Habit 1: Dakko, Carry Close 02:38 Habit 2: Why Walking Calms Babies 03:14 Walk 5 Minutes, Sit 8 03:49 Habit 3: Same Room, Not Same Bed 04:35 Habit 4: Satogaeri 05:12 Habit 5: Boshi Techo 05:50 When to See a Doctor 06:29 Two Weeks Later 07:02 What Worked for You? What stopped the crying in your home? Share it in the comments; new mothers will thank you. #JapaneseParenting #NewbornCare #NewMom