多因穿盖过暖，加以父母同床热极所致。谚云∶若要小儿安，常带三分饥与寒。取鸡粪
涂儿脐中，男用雄鸡粪，女用雌鸡粪，极妙。
又方∶朱砂磨新汲水，涂心窝及两手足心五处，最验。
又方∶蝉蜕七个（去足头，取下半截炒，研末）以薄荷二三分，煎水调服，立止如神。
如
又方∶鸡窝中草安席下，勿令母知。或用干牛粪亦可。若诸方不效，仍复夜啼，看面色
青白手冷者，用川芎、当归、茯苓、茯神、白芍、甘草、木香、勾藤，红枣引，煎服。面赤
唇红身热者，生地、黄芩、生甘草、木通，灯心、竹叶引，煎服。或用前吴萸敷足法，最妙
。面赤唇口红者方可用。
又方∶面赤心热者，用青黛二分，灯心十茎，煎服。
又方∶灯花五朵，研末涂娘乳上，令小儿吃乳。
又方∶五倍子研末，口水和作饼纳肚脐内，以带扎之，效。
又方∶灶心土三钱，朱砂一分，麝香一厘，蜜水调，每服五分。
又方∶朱砂写子午二字贴脐上，即止。
又方∶画驴子一个，倒贴在小儿床头壁上，自愈。
又方∶用本儿初穿汁衣放瓶内，自不哭也。
又方∶用其父母指甲二厘烧灰，绿葱头一钱，煎水饮，效。
又方∶用本家拨火棍，或烧残柴火头一个，削平焦处，如无即取柴棍拨火数日用之亦可
。用朱砂向上写云∶拨火杖、拨火杖，天上五雷公，差来作神将，捉住夜啼鬼，打杀不要放
，急急如律令。敕。写毕，勿令人知，安立床前脚下，男左女右。此黄澹翁所传也。
又方∶乌药五分，煎服，亦效。
又方∶明镜挂床脚下，自止。
小儿夜啼多因穿衣盖被过暖，加上父母与孩子同床导致环境过热所致。谚语说：“若要小儿安，常带三分饥与寒。”取鸡粪涂抹在婴儿肚脐中，男孩用雄鸡粪，女孩用雌鸡粪，效果极佳。
另一个方子：将朱砂磨入新汲取的冷水中，涂抹在心窝及双手足心共五处，最为灵验。
再一个方子：蝉蜕七个（去掉足和头，取下半部分炒制后研成粉末），配合薄荷二三分，煎水调服，能立即止啼，效如神助。
又一个方子：将鸡窝中的草垫在席子下面，不要让母亲知道。或者使用干燥的牛粪也可以。如果上述方法均无效，孩子仍然夜间啼哭，需观察面色：若面色青白、手脚冰冷者，使用川芎、当归、茯苓、茯神、白芍、甘草、木香、钩藤，以红枣为引，煎汤服用；若面色红赤、嘴唇红润、身体发热者，使用生地、黄芩、生甘草、木通，以灯心草、竹叶为引，煎汤服用。或者使用前文提到的吴茱萸敷足法，最为巧妙，但仅适用于面赤唇红的情况。
又一个方子：对于面赤心热者，使用青黛二分，灯心草十茎，煎汤服用。
又一个方子：取灯花五朵，研成粉末，涂抹在母亲乳头或乳头上，让小儿吃奶。
又一个方子：将五倍子研成粉末，用口水调和做成饼状，塞入肚脐内，用布带扎紧，有效。
又一个方子：灶心土三钱，朱砂一分，麝香一厘，用蜂蜜水调匀，每次服用五分。
又一个方子：用朱砂在纸上写下“子午”二字，贴在肚脐上，啼哭即止。
又一个方子：画一只驴子，倒贴在小儿床头的墙壁上，病可自愈。
又一个方子：用婴儿初次穿过的衣物汁液放入瓶中，婴儿便不再哭泣。
又一个方子：取父母指甲二厘烧成灰，配葱头一钱，煎水饮用，有效。
又一个方子：使用自家拨火棍，或一根烧残的柴火头，削平焦黑处，如果没有，就取柴棍拨火数日后再使用。用朱砂在上面向上书写：“拨火杖、拨火杖，天上五雷公，差来作神将，捉住夜啼鬼，打杀不要放，急急如律令。敕。”写完后，不让他人知晓，放置在床前脚下，男孩放在左边，女孩放在右边。这是黄澹翁所传授的方法。
又一个方子：乌药五分，煎汤服用，也有效。
又一个方子：在床脚下挂一面明镜，啼哭自止。
Tai Wuyao (Aucklandiae Radix) 1 qian, decocted in water and taken orally; it is highly effective.
Infantile nocturnal crying is often caused by overdressing or overcovering, compounded by the heat generated when parents sleep in the same bed as the child. As the proverb says: "If you want the child to be safe and sound, keep them slightly hungry and cold." Applying chicken manure to the infant's umbilicus is extremely effective; use rooster manure for boys and hen manure for girls.
Another prescription: Grind Zhusha (Cinnabar) into freshly drawn cold water, and apply this mixture to five locations: the epigastrium (heart pit), and both palms and soles. This is most reliable.
Another prescription: Take seven Chantui (Periostracum Cicadae), remove the feet and head, stir-fry the lower half, and grind into powder. Mix with 2-3 fen of Bohe (Menthae Haplocalycis Herba), decoct in water, and take orally. It stops crying immediately with miraculous effect.
Another prescription: Place straw from a chicken coop under the mattress without the mother knowing. Dried cow dung may also be used. If these methods fail and nocturnal crying persists, observe the complexion: if the face is cyanotic or pale with cold hands and feet, use Chuanxiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), Fuling (Poria), Fushen (Poria with Hostwood), Baishao (Paeoniae Radix Alba), Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma), Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix), Gouteng (Uncariae Ramulus cum Uncis), with Hongzao (Jujubae Fructus) as a guide, decocted and taken orally. If the face is red, lips are crimson, and the body is hot, use Shengdi (Rehmanniae Radix Preparata), Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix), Sheng Gancao (Raw Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma), Mutong (Akebiae Caulis), with Dengxincao (Junci Medullae) and Zhuye (Bambusae Folium) as guides, decocted and taken orally. Alternatively, apply the previously mentioned method of applying Wu Zhu Yu (Evodiae Fructus) to the soles, which is excellent, but only applicable when the face is red and lips are crimson.
Another prescription: For those with a red face and heart heat, use Qingdai (Indigo Naturalis) 2 fen and Dengxincao (Junci Medullae) 10 stems, decocted and taken orally.
Another prescription: Take 5 Denghua (Flower of Lampwick), grind into powder, and apply to the mother's nipple, allowing the infant to suckle.
Another prescription: Grind Wubeizi (Galla Chinensis) into powder, mix with saliva to form a cake, insert into the umbilicus, and secure with a bandage. Effective.
Another prescription: Zaoxintu (Furni Paries) 3 qian, Zhusha (Cinnabar) 1 fen, Shexiang (Moschus), 1 li. Mix with honey water, take 5 fen per dose.
Another prescription: Write the characters "Zi" and "Wu" with Zhusha (Cinnabar) on paper and paste onto the umbilicus; crying stops immediately.
Another prescription: Draw a picture of a donkey, paste it upside down on the wall at the head of the infant's bed; it heals spontaneously.
Another prescription: Collect the juice from the infant's first worn clothes, place it in a bottle; the infant will cease crying.
Another prescription: Burn 2 li of fingernails from the parents to ash, combine with 1 qian of Congtou (Allii Cepae Bulbus), decoct in water, and drink. Effective.
Another prescription: Use a fire-poking stick from one's own home, or a burnt-out piece of firewood. Smooth the charred end. If unavailable, use a wooden stick to poke the fire for several days before using it. With Zhusha (Cinnabar), write upwards: "Fire-poking stick, fire-poking stick, Five Thunder Gods of Heaven send you as divine generals to capture the nocturnal crying ghost, beat it to death and do not let it go, swiftly according to the law. Decree." After writing, keep it secret, and place it at the foot of the bed, on the left for boys and right for girls. This was transmitted by Huang Danweng.
Another prescription: Wu Yao (Aucklandiae Radix) 5 fen, decocted and taken orally; also effective.
Another prescription: Hang a bright mirror at the foot of the bed; crying stops spontaneously.