A one-month-old baby keeps wanting to eat milk when awake and cries if not given milk.

Patient's question:

The baby keeps wanting to breastfeed when awake and cries if not given milk. Even after eating, they vomit. In recent days, this has stopped, but they don't like to sleep during the day and prefer to play by themselves. At night, they sleep for over an hour before waking up once. Does this affect brain development and growth?
Previous Treatment and Effects: None
Help Needed: How can a two-month-old baby not sleep?

Doctor's answer:

First, deep sleep and diet in children are all about habit cultivation. How much a child eats can be controlled. Every 3 or 4 hours, each time is about 80, which is more than enough. Eat less and more frequently. If a child eats too much, they will naturally vomit. If a child cries, it doesn't necessarily mean they are hungry. They might just want the sucking motion and feel a sense of security. For deep sleep issues, sleep less during the day and get more sunlight.

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