Eight-month-old baby does not urinate all night

Every change in the baby after birth is watched by the mother. Because many new mothers do not understand the baby's growth and development very well, sometimes their judgment of the baby's physical condition is not very accurate. Some mothers see that other people's babies have to use diapers every day, but their own eight-month-old babies do not urinate all night, and they wonder if there is something wrong with their babies. Mothers who have doubts can read the following content to find out.

For many parents, they will think that the baby will have a lot of urine to defecate during this period. Sometimes they find that the baby has not urinated all night, which makes many parents worried and afraid that this symptom is not normal. In fact, the baby's urine volume is also determined by the baby's diet. If the baby drinks more water, the urine may be more. If the baby drinks less water, the baby may urinate less. Therefore, it is normal for the baby not to urinate all night.

1. Steps/Methods:

1 It is normal for a baby not to urinate all night. Because the baby's urine volume is related to the usual amount of food or water intake, if the baby does not urinate for one night, it will greatly improve the baby's sleep quality. If the baby does not have any friends all night, the baby will get a good sleep quality and sleep through the night, so parents do not have to worry.

2 It is normal for a baby not to urinate at night. If a baby does not urinate at night, it means that the baby basically does not wake up at night, and this kind of sleep is still very good. If the urine of the next day is particularly yellow and has a strong smell, you can give the baby more boiled water during the day.

3. The baby's low urine output at night may also be caused by the indoor dryness. Pay attention to ventilation in the room. If you turn on the air conditioner, you can put a basin of water. Pay more attention to drinking water. You can sprinkle some water before going to bed at night to avoid causing the baby to get angry. If the baby is breastfeeding, the mother should drink more water and eat more fruits and vegetables.

2. Notes:

If a baby does not urinate all night, you should pay attention to observe the baby's urination in time. If the baby's urination is normal during the day, there is no need to worry. If the baby urinates rarely during the day, you need to seek medical attention immediately, because the baby's less urination may also be caused by some disease.