The growth and development of infants is the most concerning issue for parents, especially every behavior of newborns involves the hearts of parents. Many parents find that their two month old children occasionally tremble, which makes them very worried. So what happens when a two month old baby occasionally shakes?
A two month old baby may sometimes shake, commonly in the following situations:
1. The essential stage of infant growth and development. Infants are young and have poor neural regulation function, making it easy for excitement to spread. Therefore, babies sometimes tremble and gradually improve with age.
2. A two month old baby may occasionally shake, and it should be noted that children may lack vitamin D or calcium. Vitamin D and calcium should be supplemented in a timely manner to prevent hypocalcemia.
3. A two month old baby occasionally shakes. It should be noted that there may be a lack of vitamin B complexes, such as muscle spasms caused by B6 deficiency. Because protein metabolism requires the participation of vitamin B6, if the muscle's needs cannot be met, spasms may occur. In addition, B12 can nourish nerve myelin sheaths and prevent impulsive generalization. Therefore, a two month old baby needs to supplement multiple vitamins when occasionally shaking. Pay attention to diet and supplement with multiple vitamins if necessary.
4. A two month old baby occasionally shakes, pay attention to the child's neurological development issues and accompanying symptoms. If there is no improvement in the long term, timely medical treatment should be sought, carefully examined under the guidance of a doctor, and then treated accordingly.
In summary, occasional shaking in a two month old baby is a very common situation, indicating high neural excitability in infants. Especially when they are afraid or calcium deficient, this situation is more common, so parents should pay attention to starting supplementing their babies with vitamin D and calcium. Parents should also closely monitor their baby's condition to ensure adequate rest and nutritional supplementation.
