Question
A two-month-old baby frequently twists and makes sounds during night sleep, but this happens less during daytime sleep. This condition has been present since birth. Is this within the normal range?
Answer
Twirling and making sounds during night sleep in infants may be related to discomfort caused by too much covering, or it could be due to a deficiency of trace elements, particularly calcium. If a two-month-old baby experiences restless sleep and body twitches, it might be a sign of calcium deficiency. It is recommended to conduct relevant checks to confirm if there is a calcium deficiency, and encourage frequent outdoor activities with the baby to promote calcium absorption. Sunlight exposure is effective for replenishing calcium. If diagnosed with calcium deficiency, follow the doctor’s instructions for appropriate medication. It is advised that parents take their baby to a regular