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我的寶寶晚上到了下半夜老是哭不睡覺，我應該怎麽辦？

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发表时间：2018-10-31 09:36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/

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欢迎来到生命加月子會所大课堂，近期的话呢，我们生命加集团的生命加医学整形美容刚刚开业。如果大家有兴趣的话也可以过来参加一下，尤其是我们有的是那个佛山産後修複的项目，那个非常适合甘生产完宝宝的宝妈都可以过来做産後修複产后康复。今天的话，那我们继续为大家分享一下一些育儿的知识。

今天我們要提出的問題呢，是來自于禅城區的陳小姐的。陳小姐那邊的話有一個疑問，就是寶寶呢。現在兩個多月睡到半夜後半段就開始不睡了就開始哭鬧不止。這到底是什麽回事呢，那接下來我們就拿這個問題來分析一下。其實這個寶寶的話呢，他不是說不睡覺。他是開始的時候是睡得很沈的，然後到了某個點數的時候呢，就會醒了之後就開始不睡了，然後就可以排除到寶寶是病理的問題所引起的不睡覺，比如說缺鈣啊或者怎麽樣子。這個時候就要參看一下。

近期在這個時間段到底有什麽事情是做了改變讓寶寶會産生這種不適應呢。比如說，一到這個點數的時候呢，樓下的貓叫醒了，或者。來到了這個點數以後。他餓了，然後醒了，你又逗他。然後導致他那個神經又開始興奮起來了，或者怎麽樣子，這個要留意一下。另外的話也有一個可能就是寶寶在白天的時候。遇到過一些特別讓他興奮的事情，晚上他總是惦記著這個東西。然後他醒了之後就一直想起這個東西就特別特別的興奮，或者是白天睡覺過多的原因導致後半夜的話就開始精神起來了，不過這一點的話，也是我們的一些推測。其實的話我可以告訴這位寶媽其實寶寶身體上並不是出現什麽問題。因爲他不是神經性的紊亂，導致睡覺不沈，而是半夜不沈的話呢，也可能是以上所說的問題。各位寶媽不用擔心這些寶媽的話呢，要觀察一天到底。寶寶對什麽東西導致了他在網上，有一醒了之後想起這個事情，我覺得這個可能性會比較大一點。

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