One-month-old baby always struggles when sleeping

When many mothers are taking care of their babies who have just turned one month old, they will find that the babies are particularly restless when they sleep. They often make humming sounds and appear to be trying very hard, as if they are trying hard to defecate. Although the baby has such a phenomenon, the baby does not show any discomfort. In fact, it is normal for babies to always exert force when sleeping.

Normally, babies do not sleep very soundly when they are just born. When the baby is one month old, he or she will sleep almost sixteen hours a day. In fact, it is very common for babies to make some noises when they sleep at this time, so there is no need to worry. If the baby hums or strains when sleeping, it is mainly because the baby's nervous system is not fully developed. Because the baby's nervous system develops very slowly, it will not become more sound when the baby is one or two years old. However, this will not cause any harm to the baby's health.

In fact, it is very common for babies to struggle when they sleep when they are just one month old. Parents do not need to worry too much. This is mainly because the baby's nervous system is not well developed. As long as the baby does not have adverse symptoms such as not eating, poor complexion, and not sleeping, there is no need to worry too much. Generally speaking, as the baby grows up, his sleep will naturally become more and more peaceful. Of course, in addition to poor development of the nervous system, if the baby poops while sleeping, he will also have to strain. Because the baby still spends most of the day sleeping when he is one month old, it is very common to poop while sleeping.

If the baby has indigestion, similar symptoms will occur. For this phenomenon, the mother only needs to adjust her diet, because there may be a problem with the secretion of milk. At this time, the mother should eat some light food, avoid greasy and spicy food, and drink more water to solve the problem of the baby struggling to sleep.