Why are baby's feet shaking?

Everyone knows that the baby's physical development is not very complete, and their resistance and immunity are relatively low. Therefore, when taking care of the baby, many mothers pay special attention to some phenomena that occur in the baby. Sometimes mothers will find that the baby's feet will tremble when sleeping. When this phenomenon occurs, mothers do not need to be nervous, as this situation is often a normal reaction.

This is a normal phenomenon. It is caused by the incomplete development of the baby's nervous system, which leads to shaking hands and feet. You can give your baby appropriate calcium supplements.

The best time for baby to supplement calcium

1. According to the baby's growth and development, the best time to supplement calcium for babies is when the baby shows early symptoms of calcium deficiency, such as night sweats, night terrors, night crying, pillow rubbing, pillow baldness, etc., or when the baby has signs of developmental delay, such as the baby cannot lift his head after 2 months, cannot turn over after 4 months, cannot sit steadily at half a year old, cannot crawl at 7 or 8 months, cannot stand or walk when he is almost one year old, etc. These symptoms indicate that the baby is calcium deficient, and this is the best time to supplement calcium.

2. According to the season, the best time for babies to supplement calcium is in summer. The temperature is high in summer, and babies can get more sun exposure outdoors. Ultraviolet rays shining on exposed skin can synthesize vitamin D in the body and promote calcium absorption. Therefore, calcium supplementation in summer will achieve twice the result with half the effort.

1. Babies are easily irritable and often cry for unknown reasons. Calcium deficiency makes it difficult for them to fall asleep, and they are easily awakened even if they fall asleep.

2. The baby sweats a lot, even if the weather is not very hot, it is easy to sweat;

3. The baby's hair is yellow and sparse, with a hair loss ring on the occipital area and often hair loss on the back of the head;

4. Mothers find that their babies have no other diseases, but their teeth erupt later than children of the same age, or their teeth are uneven, the upper and lower teeth are not aligned, the bite is incorrect, the teeth are loose, easy to break, and fall out prematurely;

6. The baby looks dull and has few expressions, and his movements and language lag behind those of children of the same stage;

7. The baby has a high forehead, forming a square head, or often has beaded ribs. The cartilage of each rib proliferates and connects like beads, which often compresses the lungs, making the baby's ventilation difficult and prone to tracheitis and pneumonia;

8. Anorexia and partial eating in babies are mostly caused by insufficient calcium intake, which can easily lead to loss of appetite, which in turn leads to poor intelligence and decreased immune function in babies.

9. Babies are prone to eczema, which is also related to calcium deficiency. It is common on the top of the head, face, and behind the ears, accompanied by crying and restlessness, and excessive sweating behind the pillow and back.