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2020-05-25 06:39:16
My baby is now 10 months old. For the last two days, she is crying in sleep. I am not getting why she is crying in sleep.
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It could be due to colic. Give medicine. If it still persists, then consult your pediatrician

Answered2020-05-29 18:51:29

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If crying continue in the day time, thAn u can visit neay clinic

Answered2020-05-26 04:20:20

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Hi. I can fully understand your worry Crying In  sleep can be normal..as kids are known to dream at this time.. If baby is conscious and otherwise HEALTHY don't worry.
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