Why does my baby always shake his head before going to sleep?

After having a baby, parents will pay attention to the baby's every move, especially the babies who can't speak yet and can only convey their physical discomfort through actions. Generally speaking, the most important task of newborn babies is to sleep. Ensuring adequate sleep every day can help the body grow and develop. However, some babies are not so obedient. The problem of sleeping is a headache for mothers, especially those who have just become mothers. So why does the baby shake his head before going to bed? Let me introduce it to you below.

It may be due to not washing your hair or taking a bath. As children grow and develop, their metabolism is vigorous and they sweat easily, which can easily lead to this itching. Also pay attention to whether there is a possibility of calcium deficiency. If your baby shakes his head while sleeping, it may be caused by vitamin D deficiency. It is most likely caused by calcium deficiency or vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin D deficiency will affect the absorption of calcium, leading to calcium deficiency. Calcium deficiency will increase nerve excitability, resulting in unstable sleep, shaking head, sweating, etc.

It is recommended to supplement the baby with cod liver oil and calcium supplements, and get more sun exposure. Calcium can be obtained in the form of Longmu Zhuanggu Granules or calcium gluconate oral solution.

If your baby frequently shakes his head, it is probably because of calcium deficiency which causes excessive sweating on the head and itching on the head. According to the test results, the serum calcium is normal, but it cannot explain the problem of the baby's shaking head. You can supplement with AD drops, which is cod liver oil, to help calcium absorption.

Young children all like this action, and they will not be able to do it until they are four or five months old. Many of them have become bald due to constant shaking of the head, haha, there is no hair at the back of the head. But it doesn't matter, the baby will grow up slowly.

After reading the above viewpoints, you should have a clear understanding. Generally, this situation is that the baby is calcium deficient. If you are really worried and dare not supplement calcium for your baby by yourself, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a trace element examination. Generally, if the baby's body develops quickly, he may be calcium deficient. You can also take AD calcium supplements to promote calcium absorption. Well, the above are some reasons why babies shake their heads before going to bed. I wish your baby a healthy growth!