Patient's question:
Born 24 hours without eating, drinking, or sleepingDoctor's answer:
Sleep in newborns is approximately 18 to 20 hours a day, gradually shortening, and by adulthood, about eight hours is ideal! From your description, your baby appears to be sleep-deprived, which is why she doesn't have much appetite when she wakes up—her physical growth and development haven't been well-supported due to insufficient sleep.Since your child is at risk of newborn diseases, parents must take them to a doctor for timely medical treatment and avoid using small ads for medication. It's important to use medication reasonably. For parents, closely observe any changes in your child's symptoms and do your best to help them receive timely treatment for the illness.