Hello..both the rates are normal.

Greetings awake rate of 25 to 29 breaths per minute falls safely within the normal resting range of 22 to 34 breaths per minute for this age group.The sleeping rate drops to 18 to 20 breaths per minute, which is a normal drop because metabolic demands and oxygen needs naturally decrease during deep sleep.A pediatric evaluation is likely not required if the child continues to look comfortable, has a normal skin color, and shows no distress while breathing.You should look for red flags such as nasal flaring, grunting, or the chest sucking in deeply under the ribs, which would indicate a problem.

These rates are within the normal range of 20 to 40. Little variations are acceptable. If he is not having any problems, no need to take any action

Both are normal During sleep respiratory rate comes down as they are resting

Hello That’s normal respiratory both during sleep and while awake. You need not worry.

* During sleep: A respiratory rate of 18–20 breaths/min is normal. When children enter deeper stages of sleep, their metabolic rate decreases, so breathing naturally becomes slower and more regular. * Awake and calm: A respiratory rate of 25–29 breaths/min also falls within the expected range for a preschool-aged child. Awake children breathe slightly faster than when asleep because of higher activity and metabolic demand.

Its normal and doesnt need evaluation . During sleep basal metabolic rate reduces and hence ventilation is reduced

Normal.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

It’s normal

It's normal only Dont worry

It's normal