Babies who sleep longer occasionally and without accompanying signs are not a cause for concern. Healthy babies tend to sleep longer when they are experiencing a developmental leap. Babies, especially newborns, are deep sleepers and can endure loud noises. It is a normal part …
Newborns need 8 hours of sleep during the day and equally 8 hours of sleep at night totaling between 14-17 hours of sleep a day, but they can’t stay awake longer than 1-2 hours at a time, and their sleep patterns change randomly because all …
A baby gasping for air in the middle of their sleep is quite normal. It’s caused by a condition called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) which means that excess mucous is causing a blockage in the air, or it could be due to softer vocal …
Night terrors, also known as sleep terrors, affect between 1% and 6% of children and are more frightening for parents than they are for the child. In fact, children will not remember any details of a night terror, which is very different from a …
Have you ever seen your little one making weird noises while breathing? And do you also wonder whether if the baby is having difficulty breathing? This may be a sign that she is gasping for air. But you don’t need to panic! We’re moms, …
Babies look most adorable when they are soundly sleeping in their cots. You forget all your worries and feel relaxed when you see your tiny bundle of joy having pretty dreams with his mouth open and his hands folded into a tiny fist. But …
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