A "Crying Baby" refers to an infant or young child who is expressing distress or discomfort through tears and vocalizations. This behavior is a natural form of communication, signaling needs such as hunger, tiredness, or the need for attention. Babies cry to alert caregivers to their requirements, as they cannot yet speak. Crying can vary in intensity and duration, and different cries may indicate different needs. For example, a hungry baby may have a rhythmic cry, while a tired baby might whimper or fuss. Understanding these cues is essential for caregivers to respond appropriately and ensure the baby's well-being.