Patient's question:
Six and a half months, daytime deep sleep is good, spirits are good, weight hasn't changed significantly, usually defecating once every two days, appetite is average, can't eat much, prone to diarrhea. On the fifth of this month, there was some diarrhea, hiccups, and coughing, but after taking medicine, it recovered. Nighttime deep sleep isn't as good. What kind of assistance is desired: Never cries at night.Doctor's answer:
Some children sleep a lot during the day and are full of energy at night. When their parents are tired and don't pay attention to them, the children will cry to protest. The solution is to increase the child's sleep time during the day, spend more time playing with them, and improve their deep sleep at night. After a period of time, the child's routine will become more regular, and they will become more active during the day and sleep peacefully at night.Advice: If the baby cries, don't respond immediately. Wait a few minutes, as most children who wake up at night will naturally fall back asleep within a few minutes. If they continue to cry without stopping, parents should go to comfort them for a short while, but avoid turning on the light or playing with them. Instead, they can pick them up or gently rock them. If the crying intensifies, wait two more minutes and then check again to see if they are hungry, need a diaper change, or have a fever.