The sleep duration of babies at each stage is closely related to their age. The younger the baby, the longer the sleep time, gradually becoming the same as adults. Only by meeting the standard sleep time can babies grow up healthy. So what is the standard sleep time for babies?
Under normal circumstances, babies under one month of age should sleep for around 18 to 20 hours per day. By around 3 to 6 months of age, babies will typically sleep for around 16 hours per day. As the baby grows older, their sleeping time will also decrease, gradually changing to once during the day and normal sleep at night, around 1.5 years old.
Adequate sleep is very important. It can not only meet the sleep time needed for a baby's growth and development, but also allow the body's organs and brain to slowly develop during sleep. If the sleep time is relatively short, it is very bad for the baby's growth and development, so parents must pay attention to this issue.
No matter how long the baby sleeps, they usually sleep longer at night and shorter during the day, which is normal. During the day, babies usually sleep for about two hours each time. As they grow up, they will play for half an hour to an hour before sleeping again. If the baby is not allowed to sleep, they will become crying and misbehaving.
