Patient's question:
A newborn baby who has only been alive for a month doesn't really like to take naps, but she doesn't cry either; she's awake all day. But shouldn't newborn babies be the kind who eat until they're full and sleep until they're full? Is my baby normal?Doctor's answer:
Based on the description, it is inferred that under normal circumstances, the child not only eats and sleeps but also remains in a deep sleep state except when urinating or feeding. The child does have awake periods, but since they are very young, these periods are short, and they usually get tired after playing for a while. If your child doesn't nap, it could be because they haven't eaten enough, are having digestive issues, or it might be that it's their naturally awake time in the afternoon. It is recommended to adjust the child's schedule.