Babies communicate through their cries, and understanding what each cry means can be incredibly helpful for parents. Here are some common types of baby cries and their potential meanings:

• Hungry Cry:
  Signs: Clenched fists, smacking lips, turning head toward anything that touches their face, and opening their mouth.
  
• Discomfort/Fussy Cry:
  Interpretation: Your baby might be uncomfortable due to a wet diaper, tight clothing, or other minor discomforts.
  
• Sick Cry:
  Interpretation: If your baby is unwell, their cry may sound different. Pay attention to any other symptoms they exhibit .
  
• Pain Cry:
  Interpretation: A sharp, intense cry could indicate pain, such as from gas, teething, or other discomforts.
  
• Colic Cry:
  Interpretation: Colic is excessive crying, often in the late afternoon or evening. It can be challenging to soothe, but it usually improves by 3-4 months of age .
  

Remember, babies’ cries vary, and sometimes it’s a combination of these factors. Trust your instincts, observe your baby, and seek professional advice if needed.