Nothing like that .; Babies always cry for some reasons only as crying is the only way they can convey their needs and feeling .

No ,no connection between pregnancy and baby crying later.new borns cry for a no of reasons . Being colicky, hungry, mothers touch and warmth, craving for lap etc.

I agree

+! on revauthi's answer

Hi mommy <br> Your baby may have;different<a href="https://www.babycentre.co.uk/a1047903/understanding-your-newborn"> </a>cries depending on what's bothering them. Over time, you'll learn to recognise what her different cries mean.<br> <br> Researchers say<br> Some babies tend to cry more between;<a href="https://www.babycentre.co.uk/s1001641/3-week-old">three weeks</a>;and;<a href="https://www.babycentre.co.uk/s1001650/3-month-old-first-week">12 weeks</a>;of age. This is often called;<a href="https://www.babycentre.co.uk/a77/colic">colic</a>, end-of-day crying, or the;<a href="https://www.babycentre.co.uk/x1052307/why-does-our-four-week-old-cry-so-much-in-the-evening">period of purple crying</a>. It tends to come in bursts, so just when you think your baby is comforted, she starts crying again. With time everything settles. <br> But nothing during pregnancy that is the reason for the baby's cry later.