What to do if your child keeps yawning?

Children usually have some of the same reactions as adults, and many of them are instinctive reactions of the body. Take yawning for example. Parents will also find that their babies have such reactions. If the child yawns all the time, we parents need to find the reason. Generally, there is nothing serious. So what should we do if the child keeps yawning? Let’s learn more about it through the following introduction.

There are two possibilities for chronic yawning. One is that the nasal mucosa is stimulated by cold air, causing sneezing and runny nose. The other is yawning due to lack of rest and fatigue. If the sneezing is caused by the stimulation of cold air, you should pay attention to avoid the stimulation of cold air, and secondly, pay attention to rest. As the saying goes, you feel sleepy in spring, tired in autumn, take a nap in summer, and can't wake up in winter. In winter, you should get enough sleep and rest reasonably. Go to bed on time at night. After getting up in the morning, you can wash your face with cold water to stimulate the facial skin and nerves and cause a feeling of wakefulness.

In addition, babies yawn because there is too much carbon monoxide, insufficient blood oxygen, and their heads feel foggy, which is the body's natural emergency air exchange measure. In addition, babies need a lot of sleep. If they don’t get enough sleep, they are prone to yawning. Yawning is also a way to get more oxygen. When the baby is sleeping, it is best to keep the environment quiet so as not to disturb the baby's sleep.

Through the above introduction, we know what to do when a child yawns. If the baby yawns like this when he has enough sleep, we need to pay attention to whether the indoor ventilation is poor. Regular indoor ventilation is also helpful for the baby's yawning. In addition, it is necessary to observe the baby's various conditions.