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Hello: After a child falls asleep, they sweat profusely from the head, chest, and back. This can be observed even in winter. This is because the child is in a period of rapid growth and development, with metabolism and increased heat production. The child's skin has a high water content and a dense distribution of microcirculatory vessels. To maintain normal body temperature, the child sweats to dissipate heat. The child's nervous system is not yet fully developed, and their autonomic nervous system regulation function is poor. Under normal circumstances, the child may sweat. As long as the child is in good spirits, sleeps well, has a good appetite, and is lively and adorable, parents do not need to worry. When sweating, it is advisable to supplement fluids as needed.