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Table of Contents Success Isn't Guaranteed When Soothing A Crying Baby 1. Everything Babies Do Is Cute, Including Crying 2. A Baby's Cry Evokes Your Parental Fulfillment 3. The Cry Of A Baby Proves They're Alive 4. A Baby's Cry Expresses Raw And Pure Emotion 5. You'll Miss The Littleness Of Your Baby - And Their Cry Plugin Author? Photo: Laura Garcia Success Isn't Guaranteed When Soothing A Crying Baby Sometimes, no matter what you do, your baby just won't stop crying. Despite how difficult it is, there must be some silver-lining to focus on or some depth to discover. It goes without saying, that if a baby is crying, you should usually be doing your utmost to calm them.  Assuaging the crying baby with food, drink, poop-assistance or sleep, is the basic expectation for any caregiver. The only exception is perhaps when the child is being sleep-trained. In addition to the requirement to do your best to calm the baby, it's extremely likely you'd want to anyway. The sound of a sobbing baby is grating by day and almost insanity-inducing by night. Still, unsuccessful attempts at calming are inevitable. Below are some meditations and mantras to reflect on as you attempt to soothe your crying baby. 1. Everything Babies Do Is Cute, Including Crying There are few, if any, things on earth that are as darling as a baby. This adorableness seeps into everything. Whether it's eating, sleeping or playing. Therefore, it only make sense that this cuteness would extend to their crying as well.  Though it's difficult, try to separate the sweetness of the little one from the harshness of their screech. 2. A Baby's Cry Evokes Your Parental Fulfillment The concept of being responsible for and raising the next generation of humans is wild. For the overwhelming majority of parents, the most positive (or negative) contribution they'll make to the world will be the children they raise. That statement isn't to put-down any particular occupation. It's a simple recognition of the