Patient's question:
For a week, why does she always wake up during her nap at night, waking up 8-9 times every night? But after feeding her a few times, she falls back asleep. Why is this happening? What kind of assistance would be helpful at night: Please ask the doctor for advice...Doctor's answer:
Not certain of environmental and personal factors interference. Surrounding environment includes temperature, humidity, air freshness, etc. Advice: The baby itself has needs such as hunger, thirst, and urination. At this stage, the baby already has thinking and motor activities, which can lead to dreams. If it's a good dream, the baby will smile; if it's a bad dream, the baby will cry, and it may even wake up. Additionally, children under 18 may experience night terrors and restlessness due to calcium deficiency. Therefore, avoid overexciting the baby before bed, especially watching TV, as it is one of the main reasons for the baby's nightmares and crying at night. The baby's basal metabolism and metabolism are more active than adults, making it easier to generate internal heat. Also, wearing too much or covering with overly thick blankets can easily cause the baby to sleep restlessly.