Explore the impact of a child’s prone sleeping position on health and provide professional advice.

It’s common for children to sleep on their stomachs at night, but if accompanied by symptoms such as restless sleep, excessive sweating, and lack of appetite during the day, it may be necessary to consider issues like calcium deficiency or intestinal parasites.

A nine-month-old baby’s head tilt may be due to long-term poor sleep posture or congenital torticollis, and it is recommended to seek medical attention for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

Explore the phenomenon of babies sleeping with their heads tilted backward and provide professional medical insights.

At around five months old, newborns often sleep on their stomachs with their buttocks arched. Is this a correct sleep position?

Explore the phenomenon of frequent turning during a child’s sleep, offering professional advice including the importance of calcium and vitamin D supplementation, and paying attention to sleep posture.

Discuss the reasons why young children sleep on their stomachs and the precautions to be aware of.