How is the baby urinating at night in winter?

When winter comes, the weather is getting colder, and the baby always urinates at night. So how is the baby urinating at night? How does the baby urinate at night? What precautions does the baby have before going to bed? Let me give you a detailed introduction.

What's the matter with the baby's polyuria at night

Generally speaking, when the baby is one year old or one and a half years old, he can control urination at night, and the phenomenon of bed wetting has been greatly reduced. However, it is still a normal phenomenon that some children can only control urination during the day and often wet the bed at night after they are 2 years old or even 2.5 years old. Most children no longer enuresis at night after they are 3 years old. Enuresis refers to those who have enuresis at least once a week after the age of 5, and does not include occasional bed wetting. There are many reasons for bed wetting. Although some diseases can make children suffer from enuresis, bed wetting is a functional problem for most children. As long as parents pay attention to care and remove the factors that may cause bed wetting in their lives, bed wetting can be corrected. Some children have genetic factors in bed wetting, which mostly happens in boys, and the father of the child often wets the bed when he was a child. Sometimes bed wetting caused by this situation can only heal itself in adolescence.

What should I do if my baby urinates too much at night?

It is normal for most babies to urinate too much at night. In winter when the weather is dry, families who use air conditioning and heating indoors may wish to put a basin of water in the house to increase the air humidity while replenishing water to the baby in time, which will reduce the baby's drinking water. At the same time, give the baby enough water two hours before going to bed, and urinate before going to bed. This will reduce the baby's nocturia at night to a certain extent. For other pathological reasons, parents should take their baby to the hospital in time to thoroughly treat the baby's nocturia.

Precautions for the baby before going to bed are not suitable for wearing more clothes for the baby

In winter, because the weather is cold, some babies like to put their little hands outside, and some parents simply put on cotton-padded clothes for the baby to sleep in order to save trouble. In fact, this is a very wrong practice, so that the baby will feel uncomfortable when sleeping, and may feel colder when getting up. In fact, it is enough to wear a set of cotton pajamas for the baby, and then add a sleeping bag outside. In addition, it is best to put a thicker cloth in the sleeping bag, so as to prevent the baby from wetting the sleeping bag.

Pay attention to the indoor temperature

Babies often have trouble sleeping in winter, which may be caused by the high temperature of heating regulation. Parents should pay attention to adjusting the indoor temperature, generally about 2 degrees is more suitable for their babies to sleep.

Parents should observe more in the middle of the night.

It is best to take the baby's temperature as the standard when sleeping in winter. Mothers should take more pains at night, get up in the middle of the night to see the baby, pay attention to the baby's temperature at any time, and then add or subtract clothes appropriately. You can touch your baby's vest, palms and ankles, depending on the warmth. When the baby sleeps, it will be more comfortable to take off his coat.

Sleeping with windows open helps sleep

Nowadays, parents think that sleeping indoors with closed doors and windows in winter can prevent the baby from catching cold, which is actually a very bad habit. Because the air in a closed room is very turbid, with low oxygen content and high carbon dioxide, such an environment is extremely harmful to the baby's physical development. When the baby sleeps, open the bedroom window, let fresh air enter the room continuously, keep the room temperature relatively stable, and promote the baby's healthy sleep.