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Sleeplessness
Iam a mother of 3 and half months old. my son doesnt sleep whole day he is always active even at night time and day time not even for 1 hour is this normal or we may find any changes as he grows he has no sleep completely and gets cranky due to sleeplessness he gets scared wen he even trues t close his eyes he immediately opens eyes shaking his legs n hands.
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Nothing to worry. Keep playing with him. And give motherly affection as much as you can. He’ll be fine
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Normal for the babies to be more active at night time- require more frequent feeding at night which also further stimulates lactation
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Hi..
Look at these 2points-
1) Normally baby sleeps 1-2 hrs after having feed. If feed is insufficient babies gets cranky and don't sleep. Just check whether your baby is having adequate feed.
2) look for any diaper rash.
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This is normal...his sleep habits will develop as he grows up..
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Nothing to worry
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