What should I do if my baby always has convulsions while sleeping?

Many parents worry about their babies’ restless sleep, especially when they have convulsions and cry in the middle of the night. This is a very stressful thing for young mothers. Not only does the baby’s sleep quality become poor, but it also affects the mother’s normal sleep, which leads to poor spirits the next day. The long-term vicious cycle is harmful to the baby’s health. What should I do if my baby keeps having convulsions while sleeping?

1. Give your baby enough sense of security <br/>Many parents will find that once their baby is put on the bed, he will wake up easily and cry. This is because when parents hold their baby, their body temperature will be transferred to the baby, making him feel safe. If the baby is put on the bed rashly before entering deep sleep, it is easy for him to feel insecure for a moment, so it is recommended to put the baby on the bed after he falls asleep, and pat him gently for a while after putting him down to make him feel at ease.
2. Avoid scaring your baby <br/>Some parents will deliberately scare their baby because the baby doesn't eat well. This can easily cause the baby's panic to continue until bedtime, which is also one of the reasons for convulsions due to poor sleep. Therefore, when parents are with their babies, they should speak softly, avoid scolding loudly or yelling suddenly, and don't deliberately scare the baby.

3. Don’t make too much noise during the day <br/>Babies may be very excited when they are awake and have a lot of fun playing with their parents. But be careful not to make your baby too excited, otherwise he will be too excited during the day and will not be able to sleep at night.
4. Create a good sleeping environment <br/>Parents should remember not to put night lights in the baby's room, which will not only affect sleep but also harm health. Parents should also keep the baby's room at a suitable temperature and humidity, and do not let the child wear too many clothes, so that he can have a comfortable sleeping environment.

5. Feed your baby once before going to bed .<br/>When your baby feels sleepy, you can feed him milk once. Don’t feed him too much, as this will also promote his sleep.
6. Comfort the baby after he has a nightmare <br/>If the baby's convulsion is due to a nightmare, then in addition to comforting him in time and patting him gently, it is best for parents to pick him up and comfort him slowly until the baby falls asleep again and then put him on the bed.