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A. A 2-month-old baby crying a lot at night and not sleeping can be distressing, but it’s common and often manageable. Here are possible causes and steps to help: 1. Hunger or Gas: At this age, babies have small stomachs and may get hungry often. Also, gas buildup can cause discomfort. What to do: Feed your baby on demand, every 2–3 hours. Burp well after each feed. Try gentle tummy massage or "bicycle legs" to relieve gas. 2. Overstimulation or Overtiredness: Too much light, sound, or activity can make it hard for babies to settle. What to do: Keep a calm, quiet environment before bedtime. Create a gentle bedtime routine (bath, dim lights, lullaby). 3. Colic or Evening Fussiness: Some babies cry in the evening without a clear reason. This usually improves by 3-4 months. What to do: Hold the baby upright or swaddle gently. Rock or walk with your baby. Use white noise (fan, soft music). 4. Discomfort (diaper rash, temperature, tight clothes): Check for any physical discomfort. What to do: Ensure the diaper is clean and dry. Dress the baby in light, soft clothes. Maintain a comfortable room temperature. 5. Medical issues (if persistent crying): If your baby cries inconsolably for hours, has a fever, vomiting, or isn’t feeding well, consult a pediatrician. If you'd like, I can help you build a gentle nighttime routine for your baby.