Patient's question:
My baby is a premature child. I was very worried about the child's condition from the beginning. Recently, the child has been experiencing a series of situations, and I am also very worried, afraid that the child will get worse. Please ask, why doesn't the baby sleep after eating?Doctor's answer:
Mom, don't worry. When my son was just born, he was the same way, and he really put my mom and me through a lot. After consulting a doctor, they said it's just a case of the baby sleeping in reverse, meaning that since the child is still very young, he hasn't adjusted to our day and night cycles yet, so it's normal for him to sleep during the day and be awake at night. Besides, the baby learns a lot during the early stages through sleep, so it's perfectly normal for a newborn to sleep for long periods. As for solutions, the doctor suggested that during the day, we should interact with her more, and at night, we should keep it quiet to help her sleep.