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Baby Getting a Good Night’s Sleep

There are many different reasons for your baby to frequently waking up during the night. The following specifies some of the leading reasons.

Baby Waking Up

Main Reasons for Baby Waking Up

  • Circadian Rhythms – Popularly referred to as the “inner body clock”, the circadian rhythms establish our 24 hour day cycle. Newborns acquire this daily rhythm over time and establish it at different ages and stages. 
  • Mastering Motor skills – When babies reach dramatic milestones like learning to stand, crawl or walk, their sleep often becomes disrupted. So, if baby pulls himself to a standing position in bed even though he’s dropping with tiredness, you’ll know why. 
  • Separation Anxiety – When separation anxiety begins, sleeping patterns can become disrupted. This will pass once your little one becomes more familiar with the changes she is experiencing. Make sure you stick to the bedtime routines and rules you have set while comforting her. 
  • Fever, Ear Infection, Teething and other Medical Issues – Physical factors might also be the cause of your baby’s lack of sleep. Make sure you consult with your pediatrician if you suspect a physical issue is the cause of sleeplessness.
    • Any advice and information provided in this website is given as suggestions only and should not be taken as a professional medical diagnosis or opinion. We recommend you also consult your healthcare provider, and urge you to contact them immediately if your question is urgent.

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