Children who can’t sleep might be caused by a calcium or zinc deficiency, or possibly due to being startled during the day.

The baby suddenly wakes up crying during sleep, seems a bit dazed upon waking, and occasionally has mild vomiting. What is this situation, and how should it be handled?

Newborns who can’t sleep at night may be due to a lack of calcium. It is recommended to check for trace elements and appropriately supplement calcium.

Restless sleep in children may be caused by a lack of calcium. It is recommended to supplement with calcium and avoid spicy, cold, and other irritating foods.

Solutions to Baby Sleep Disorders

Infants experiencing sleep disruption after recovering from a fever, parents inquire about coping strategies and zinc supplementation.

At 34 days old, the baby often has difficulty falling asleep after waking up and finishing breastfeeding, requiring soothing and showing shallow sleep with frequent awakenings.

A 38-day-old baby may experience difficulty sleeping after breastfeeding and be prone to waking up easily, crying when not fed, and becoming more comfortable while feeding. The baby may also whine throughout the day and have restless sleep. Could this be due to calcium deficiency?

After a 14-month-old baby contracts viral enteritis, they are treated with medication and can play, but often want to take naps. Is this a normal phenomenon?

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