What is the name of baby's first cry?

There are 5 universal sounds that babies make.

Neh- The "neh" sound is created when a baby's tongue is pushed to the roof of their mouth, which activates their sucking reflex. 

Eh- An "eh" cry typically means that the baby needs to be burped, indicating trapped wind or discomfort in their stomach requiring wind to be released.

Eair- A baby crying "eair" or "eargghh" is often a sign of lower abdominal pain or wind.

Heh- A "heh" sound from a baby is a vocal reflex that indicates they are in some discomfort.  

Owh- A baby crying "owh" or "oah" usually means they are tired or sleepy. This cry often sounds like a yawn. The cry may get louder over time and can sometimes be mistaken for a hungry "neh" sound.

It's important to remember that every baby is different, and their cries may vary. 

However, by paying attention to the pitch, rhythm, and intensity of your baby's cry, you can start to understand what they're trying to tell you.