Crying frequently and not sucking milk properly why??

A. If your baby is crying frequently and not feeding well, it could be due to a few common reasons: 1. Gas or Colic: Babies often experience gas, which can cause discomfort and make feeding difficult. Burping after feeds and gentle tummy massages may help. 2. Teething Pain: Even at a young age, some babies begin teething, which can make feeding uncomfortable. 3. Growth Spurt: Babies may cry more and have feeding irregularities during growth spurts, which are common around 6-8 weeks, 3 months, etc. 4. Illness or Discomfort: If your baby has a cold, ear infection, or other discomfort, it may affect feeding. 5. Nipple Confusion or Latch Issues: If bottle-feeding or if there’s a change in latch, they may struggle to feed. If this persists or if your baby shows signs of dehydration (fewer wet diapers, dry mouth), or fever, it’s best to consult a pediatrician.