Yes, the drop or rise in temperature can make the baby cry as either they are too cold or feeling too hot depending on the temperature.

Touching your baby’s hands, forehead, stomach, or foot can help you determine the baby’s warmth.

When going outside, a woolen romper with hand and foot mittens and a warm blanket over the baby can help the baby stay warm and cosy.

When a baby is feeling excessively chilly, it may lose its energy to cry and appear disinterested in feeding.