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The phenomenon of "pseudo crying in infants" is common among mothers, where parents hear the baby crying despite no actual sound being emitted. The main reason is related to changes in the mother's brain cells and neural connections after pregnancy and childbirth, which increase her sensitivity to the baby's sounds and provoke hyper-vigilance. This phenomenon can also affect fathers, especially during the first few months after birth, due to sleep deprivation, stress, and anxiety. Sometimes, it leads to hearing phantom sounds for a period ranging from 3 to 6 months. The advice if this occurs repeatedly or impacts daily life is to seek psychological support and get more rest and sleep.
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