#asktheexperts why baby doesn't drink milk properly and also doesn't sleep? increased his crying

A. There can be several reasons why a baby may not be drinking milk properly, crying more, and having trouble sleeping. Some possible causes include: 1. Teething: Teething can make babies fussy and uncomfortable, leading to difficulty feeding and disrupted sleep. 2. Gas or Colic: Digestive discomfort, such as gas or colic, can cause increased crying and reluctance to feed. 3. Illness or Infection: A baby might refuse milk and cry more due to a cold, ear infection, or other illness. 4. Reflux: Babies with acid reflux might have difficulty drinking milk and could be more irritable. 5. Hunger or Growth Spurts: Babies go through growth spurts where their feeding and sleeping patterns may change. They might require more frequent feeding during these periods. 6. Overtiredness: If a baby is overtired, they may have trouble calming down, feeding, and sleeping properly. If the baby’s behavior persists or worsens, it’s best to consult a pediatrician to identify the underlying cause and get appropriate treatment.