Patient's question:
Our baby always wants to be held while sleeping; if we put them down, they cry and don't drink milk properly. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that the child might have some digestive issues or a disrupted biological clock, so it's important to regulate it. Don't overfeed the baby; drinking too much milk can cause the stomach to feel bloated, and the child will also be uncomfortable. It's best to slightly reduce the amount of milk given for a few days to allow the digestive system to recover, and wait a few days to see what happens. The baby can only sleep when held; if placed on the bed, they wake up. It's recommended to wait until the baby is more asleep before putting them down. At first, they might wake up as soon as they are placed on the bed? With some practice, the baby will start to love sleeping on the bed. Babies are not easily spoiled by crying; a few cries are perfectly fine.