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Sensitive to sound
My son 3 month and 13 days old is very sensitive to sound since 1st month. His sleep get disturb even with small sound when he is on bed. However when he is sleeping in arms or lap he is not that frightened to loud sound. When this sensitivity will reduce and he will not be frightened for loud voice?
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This is normal or exaggerated normal reflex to sound seems to be normal.
Should keep a note of increased movements of limbs, not gaining weight and excessive cry.
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One of the common responses seen in babies, nothing to worry, as the baby grows it will get normalised. Better to reduce sound levels in baby's room to have a better sleep pattern and have baby pillows beside baby's to make them feel better in olud sounds.
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