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BB*近晚上都醒好多次，這種情況是什麽導致的呢？是缺鈣嗎？

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发表时间：2018-04-09 10:01作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

　　佛山哪里有月子會所

　　事情發生在佛山桂城的梁小姐，梁小姐在去年誕下小寶寶，在我們生命加坐月子，今年3月，寶寶已經是8個月了，每天都是母乳加加一點副食。現在晚上不用吃奶了，一直都很好的，每天早睡早起，八點九點就開始睡覺了，一覺睡到6點，我們也安心了好多，不過*近有點不一樣了，*近一個月晚上又像以前一樣會醒幾次，而且每次醒了都會一直哭叫的，要抱著他哄她睡覺，*近都好辛苦，爲什麽會這樣的呢？求大家支招！

　　在這裏，我們有一個推測，其實寶寶睡覺容易醒，有可能是因爲缺鈣導致的，曾經有過這樣的個案，不過因爲每一個寶寶的情況不一樣，所以這種情況**步，就是要去做一下檢測，看看身體是否有其他問題，如果沒有別的問題的話，我們就可以少少給寶寶去補鈣了，因爲寶寶還小，消化都不會很多，所以少量就OK的了。另外還有，在寶寶睡覺之前，不能讓寶寶玩手機，IPAD等電子産品，或者不能玩得太興奮了，因爲這樣也會讓寶寶容易醒的。

其實，補鈣來說，也不一定去吃什麽藥物的，其實太陽也能補鈣的，如果天氣溫和的情況下，可以帶小孩子去戶外“晾一晾”，這種物理吸鈣的方法，也有各有好處的。

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