Crying is a normal phenomenon in the lives of all babies. When they come out of the mother’s womb, the first thing to do is crying by which some air is sucked in to the lungs for the first time in their lives. If the baby doesn’t ery after delivery, it should be initiated by gently pinching the skin or by stroking the feet. This indicates the importance of crying as a sign of good health. We know that a baby can’t tell his needs or troubles in words. Hence crying is the only way for him to communicate with others. Of course, babies show some other signs such as feet kicking, fist clenching, leg flexing, hand waving, head turning etc. But the best attention-seeking tool is crying. Though it is considered as physiological, excessive crying causes tension to parents. Excessive crying may not have a firm definition because the crying habit differs from baby to baby and some babies can be claimed easily whereas it’s difficult to handle others. However, if the crying is distressing for the mother and family members, it can be called excessive. We all enjoy the smiling faces of babies. But when they cry excessively we go out of mood. A good number of our midnight patients are crying babies brought by their panic stricken parents. Two things done by the doctor is to handle the situation smoothly, i.e. diagnosing the cause for crying and giving a dose of indicated homeopathic medicine. The former is to ease the tension of parents whereas the latter is to make the baby happy. The causes of crying extend from simple reasons to life threatening conditions. Hence crying of a baby should not be ignored. Sudden onset of distressed and needs attention.