For female friends who are new mothers for the first time, they are very concerned about their baby's every move because the baby is still young and they have little experience, and they are afraid that the baby will get sick or uncomfortable. Some mothers say that their 2-year-old baby has heavy breathing sounds while sleeping. Could this be a sign of illness? Worried that the baby may not sleep well due to heavy breathing during sleep, which could affect their physical development.
A 2-year-old baby is sleeping with heavy breathing sounds
Generally, this condition in children is often caused by adenoid hyperplasia and hypertrophy. Parents need to pay attention to their children's observation. If it does not affect the frequency of breathing and does not cause respiratory pauses, they can temporarily observe and there are no other abnormalities. When the child grows up, they will get better.
Baby's sleep schedule
The amount of sleep required by each baby varies at different age stages and in different environments. Some babies may sleep for a long time at once, while others like to doze off occasionally; Some babies sleep very regularly, while others sleep without any discernible pattern.
Newborns spend 16-20 hours, 16-18 hours at 3 weeks, 15-16 hours at 6 weeks, 13-18 hours at 4 months, 14-16 hours at 6 months, 13-16 hours at 9 months, 12-15 hours at 1 year old, 14-17 hours at 1.5 years old, 13-14 hours at 2 years old, 12-13 hours at 3 years old, and 10-12 hours at 4-5 years old.
Life tip: 2-year-old babies have a loud cry for sleep, and moms need to find out the reason and adjust it. When the baby is still in our uterus, the shaking of our walking will make the baby fall asleep very soundly, so newborns like to be held and shaken back and forth to sleep. Or when you wrap your newborn in a blanket, you can sleep peacefully because it makes the baby feel very secure.
