Patient's question:
Six months old, now six and a half months, always wakes up during nighttime naps. An hour, two hours, or sometimes half an hour. Calcium has been supplemented, and zinc is currently being supplemented. What could be the reason for this? What kind of assistance is needed: How can this issue be resolved?Doctor's answer:
Internal factors also affect deep sleep: the brain's neural development has not yet matured. Children have not yet established a fixed schedule. The adjustment of the baby's biological clock to the day-night rhythm relies on the coordination of their physical maturity. Studies show that babies with higher nervous system excitability often have a later physical maturity, making them more prone to experiencing restless deep sleep. Compared to babies who sleep better, these babies may have a personality that tends to be more active, extroverted, and sensitive.Guidance: Deep sleep is divided into deep deep sleep and shallow deep sleep, which alternate approximately every 3-4 hours during the night.