My baby doesn't like to sleep anymore

A newborn baby sleeps all the time in the first month because he thinks he is still in his mother's belly. As he grows up slowly, he comes into contact with the rest of the world. The strange world makes him feel insecure and curious. He cannot sleep well and is more likely to wake up when he is sleeping. Just open the windows frequently for ventilation or dim the light. Go to the hospital to check your baby's trace elements and supplement them in time if they are lacking.

It takes time for newborns and infants to adapt to an external environment that is different from the mother's womb, so it is quite common for them to always wake up in shock. Parents should create a comfortable environment for their babies. The room temperature should generally be maintained at 22-24℃ and the humidity at around 50%. Windows should be opened frequently to keep the indoor air fresh. Babies who are easily awakened can be wrapped appropriately to increase their sense of security, but the clothes and wrappings should not be too tight or thick. The home should be kept quiet when the newborn baby is sleeping, but not too quiet. The indoor light should be dimmed when the baby sleeps during the day. As your baby gradually adapts to the home environment and his or her nervous system develops, his or her sleep condition will gradually improve.