Patient's question:
Stimulating or unpleasant sounds can startle babies, what should be done if the baby doesn't sleep soundly?Doctor's answer:
Babies who are younger are more sensitive to environmental factors. Excessive noise, sharp, stimulating, or unpleasant sounds can startle infants, which is related to the underdeveloped nervous system. As the age increases, this situation will gradually improve.Infants' sleep is primarily light sleep. During light sleep, they may open their eyes, suck, cry, or even lift their heads to look around. Some may also exhibit partial movements of their torso and limbs. However, most of these actions are meaningless, and it is important not to mistake this for poor sleep or restless sleep.
It is recommended to provide a relatively quiet and comfortable sleep environment for the baby to cultivate good sleep habits. Avoid overexcitement or vigorous physical activity before bed, refrain from scolding the child, and help the baby develop good sleep habits.