Is it normal for the baby to sleep and sweat?

It's normal for a baby to sweat when sleeping. It is hot in summer, and the baby's metabolism is fast and it is easy to sweat, so the indoor temperature should not be too high. The baby sweats the most when he is just asleep, because it is normal for the excess energy in the body to accumulate and release. In addition, the baby's whole body heat is basically discharged through the head, so the head is more love sweating than other places.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

If the baby sleeps for a long time and the temperature at home is not high, he will still sweat a lot. It is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for trace element examination to confirm what the baby lacks. Don't blindly supplement calcium, because sweating is not necessarily calcium deficiency.

Cod liver oil drops

Generally, infants begin to supplement cod liver oil drops on 15 days after birth, which plays a role in promoting calcium absorption in the body. The baby often supplements calcium to the body in his daily diet, and needs vitamin D (cod liver oil) to promote absorption. Please see if the baby has replenished it in time.