Many newborns spend most of their time sleeping after birth, except when they are awake while breastfeeding. Most people say that the longer a child sleeps during infancy, the faster they will sleep. Therefore, mothers usually encourage their babies to sleep more. So, how many hours of sleep is normal for babies?
Under normal circumstances, newborn babies usually sleep for about 20 hours every day in the first few days, except for eating and sleeping, and have very little time to play while awake. And newborns have just been born and do not have the concept of day and night. They usually wake up after sleeping for about two hours, then they will breastfeed, play for a while after finishing the milk, and then continue sleeping.
After one month, the baby's sleep time within a day will be slightly shorter, about fifteen hours of sleep. I will play for a while after finishing milk, and then continue sleeping. During the process of gradually sleeping and waking up, babies will also develop certain patterns. As mothers, we should respect our babies' sleep patterns and not deliberately disturb them or wake them up while they are asleep to breastfeed.
Every baby has differences, so the length of sleep will also vary. Every mother should help her baby develop good sleep habits according to their own habits. Mothers should provide a comfortable sleeping environment for their babies, ensuring a quiet and comfortable sleeping environment to improve the quality of their sleep.
