The implication is that children are born without crying.

People often use birth to describe the birth of a child. It is crying that announces a little life coming into this world. The mother provides oxygen to the fetus through the placenta. Once born, this passage is cut off and the child breathes with his own lungs. The first cry is a sign of lung opening. If you were born without this first cry, you are in trouble. Not crying after birth can lead to many diseases and sequelae. Crying and breathing are closely linked from the beginning, and strong crying means deep breathing. Doctors can measure the maturity of newborns by the size of crying. Full-term babies cry loudly, while premature babies cry little and weakly. We can also find diseases from the crying of newborns. Newborns with congenital heart disease cry little and weakly, and sometimes their voices are hoarse. When children have respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and tracheitis, they cry little and feebly because of shortness of breath and shallow weakness.