Why do newborns push when they sleep?

The birth of a baby will bring a lot of joy and happiness to the family. However, there will always be some symptoms in the process of taking care of the baby. Among them, the newborn's forceful sleep is a common phenomenon. But mothers are always very worried. They don’t know the reason. Will there be problems with the baby’s body? They don’t know whether such problems need the baby’s help to relieve. Let’s understand why newborns forceful sleep.

Why do newborns push when they sleep?

If a child twists his limbs, turns red, and breathes normally when he is sleeping, just falling asleep, or about to wake up, this is normal for a baby.

If the child's limbs become stiff, his face becomes dry and purple, or his mouth has purple color, this is not normal. At this time, we need to check for conditions other than the brain. You have already done a brain CT scan, so you should also do an EEG.

I don't know what the doctor's diagnosis is, because the child needs oxygen after the injection, and he must be in a state of hypoxia. I just described two conditions. The first one is normal, and the second one is definitely a state of hypoxia. The second condition will gradually disappear after two and a half months. You should go to the hospital for examination in time, and an EEG will be needed if necessary.

If a child often shakes his head, it is basically normal if the child eats well, sleeps well, is in good spirits during the day, and does not have stiff limbs or rolled-up eyes. If you are not sure, consult a professional doctor.

The above is an introduction to why newborns push when they sleep. After understanding it, I hope it can be of some help to many inexperienced mothers. In fact, babies will always have various symptoms after birth. Some symptoms are completely normal and there is no need to worry or be anxious. In addition, you should observe the baby's physical condition more often and consult a doctor in time if any abnormal problems occur.