Usually, if the baby is hungry and mothers breastfeed too late, the baby's mood will become impatient. When the mother feeds the baby again, the baby will be impatient, and there may also be cases where she bites the nipple with her gums and pulls. When this happens, as mothers, we should try our best to calm the baby's mood. It is best to hold the baby in your arms and stick it on your body, so that the baby will feel more secure.

If the baby is impatient, mothers should be more patient, try to keep the baby in a quiet and comfortable environment and interact with the baby more. Record the baby's feeding time, try to feed before the baby is hungry, so that the baby can keep full and avoid being upset and crying because of hunger.

The baby's impatience with breastfeeding may also be due to flatulence or colic. When these situations happen, the baby will have uncomfortable symptoms, but he may be hungry and want to eat but uncomfortable, so his mood will be unstable and impatient. At this time, the mother should take the baby to the hospital as soon as possible to check the physical condition and prescribe the right medicine according to the doctor's guidance and advice.