Patient's question:
My face has been in the sun for a month. Recently, I've been crying on the Internet, only sleeping for 6 hours or so, and I don't know what to do.Doctor's answer:
Each baby's situation is different. Generally, a 5-month-old baby sleeps for about 15 hours a day. You need to observe the baby's alertness and activity levels during the day. If the baby is alert, playful, and active after waking up, it indicates that they have had enough sleep for the day. There is no fixed time; only the baby's own rhythm matters.Infants aged 4 to 6 months should get about 14 hours of sleep per day. However, the sleep schedule for an infant's daily routine should be determined by their sleep patterns. It is foolish to wake up a baby who is fast asleep to introduce solid foods. Forcing changes to an infant's sleep cycle, a fundamental biological rhythm, goes against natural.