One year old baby sweats on head while sleeping

Many mothers will find that their one-year-old babies sweat on their heads while sleeping. This situation is quite worrying for mothers, as they are afraid that the baby sweats while sleeping due to some diseases. Some parents will try all kinds of medical treatments when their children are sick, which may lead to more serious situations. Therefore, when facing the sleeping situation of a one-year-old baby, people need to have a detailed understanding. Let’s introduce in detail what is going on.

There are many reasons why children sweat excessively when sleeping, both physiological and pathological. Physiological hyperhidrosis is caused by hot weather, high room temperature, excessive clothing or too thick quilts. Some parents like to feed their children a bottle of milk before going to bed. After feeding, the child falls asleep quietly. However, this is the stage of heat production after feeding, so the child often sweats profusely.

Because children have an active metabolism, high skin water content, more microvessels, and immature autonomic nerves, they sweat a lot, which is completely normal. However, it is still recommended that you take your child to the hospital to check the trace elements to find out whether there is a calcium deficiency. If there is really a calcium deficiency, you can try taking milk calcium, because milk calcium is one of the best ways to supplement calcium. Milk calcium is easy to absorb and has good effects. Calcium supplements such as Bone Jianle are very good. In addition to containing high-quality milk calcium powder and prebiotics, it is also rich in various vitamins and comprehensive growth factors, which can enhance gastrointestinal digestion function, improve the baby's absorption of nutrients, actively absorb and lock calcium, and reduce calcium loss. Helps bones lock in calcium and increase bone density.

It is recommended that infants and young children have sufficient sun exposure and appropriate exercise every day to help bone growth. In addition, you can also supplement your baby with food and choose a milk powder rich in calcium for your baby. I chose this relatively safe dietary supplement method to supplement calcium for my baby. The American Xubeier milk powder that I give my baby is not only high in DHA, which is essential for the baby's intelligence and vision development, but also rich and reasonable in minerals and trace elements such as calcium, iron, zinc, etc. that are essential for the baby's development. What's more, the addition of complementary foods is also very timely.