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Laughs at night time without reason
I have a baby girl 18months old , from past 2-3 days she is laughing at night time without any reason. Looking over something and laughs. For 20-30 minutes. Is it concerning ?
I know this might sound stupid but ,
I read online that they can see if we lost our near ones? I lost my father 2 weeks back. Can that be a reason.
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It can be a normal phenomenon,
But if it's occurring frequently then please consult.
Is she responding to you during these episodes?
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Not so worrisome...
You give your maximum time to her..
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Hi!!! Pls record a video next time when she has this abnormal behaviour
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Talk in detailed with ur pediatrician sharing that video
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Hi, we need to have one to one consultation through video or in person to know about other aspects of her overall health.
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Is she on any medication.Some medicines can cause hallucinations.It is reported with few antihistamines.
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Can’t say no to that theory , but mostly it is because they are dreamiing
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As long as she is healthy, sleeping well you don’t have to worry .
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A zero watt bulb can be put in at night so that she can see you both in the room while sleeping
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She must be very much attached to your father. Don’t worry. First thing stop her screen time. Secondly try to keep her engage in some activities. Sometimes they do to grab attention.
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I would suggest you to make video recording if this episode which will help when you go for consultation
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Most of time these are sleep related behavioural problems most of time not require any intervention
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U should consult paediatrician if this night time behaviour persist
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Take a video of act
Share it with doctor
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Wait for couple of days and watch. If persists this, consult in person to a pediatrician or pediatric neurologist.
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It may be normal if no other symptoms
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if it persists then once u visit nearby clinic
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C. Sridevi
Pediatrician
47 yrs exp
Chennai
Babies tend to laugh in their sleep
It is of no concern
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Dr. Prudhvi
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7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hai , babies can laugh at night may be without reason or just some dream . I don’t think seeing lost ones is a reason.
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Dr. Kedarnath Vallapureddy
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Send videos and pics
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