Is it true that the baby in the womb can cry

In the womb, babies are not only able to hear and respond to sounds, but are also believed to be able to cry. Is that true? Check out the answer here, let's! Information circulating about babies can cry from the womb was not only a figment, you know, Mother. There are several studies that have shown this. Through ultrasound examination in the study, the fetus was seen to be crying.

Facts Behind a Baby Cry when In the Womb

According to research, babies can cry at the age of 28 weeks. However, that does not mean crying can be heard huh, Bun. Fetal cries can only be seen from the gestures and facial expressions. The movements that are recorded by ultrasound and are a sign that a baby is crying are his mouth open, his tongue drops, his chin trembles, and his breathing becomes irregular. The variety of facial expressions of the Little One, including crying, can indeed be seen when Mother conducts an ultrasound examination of pregnancy. This facial expression will be more varied when the age of the mother's womb is getting bigger.

The reason babies cry when in the womb

Well, Mother was curious, what made the fetus cry in the womb? Researchers believe that the fetus cries not because it hurts, but in response when shocked by sudden changes, such as loud noises. In addition, another unique fact that you need to know is the crying of a baby while in the womb can be a sign that he is growing healthy. The more facial expressions that are displayed in the womb, including crying, it means the baby is growing and ready to live outside the womb. So, you don't need to worry if you look at your child's facial expressions like crying during an ultrasound examination. This is normal, Mother. During Mother routinely check the content to the doctor, the health of your child in the womb can be monitored properly.