The form of expression can be in the form of crying, different voices, multiple body movements or vice versa - poor body movements…

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One of the important signs that should be identified in infants to meet their needs, are the early signs of fatigue, through which the baby tries to tell us

"I'm starting to get tired. Please put me to sleep. "

Avoid excessive fatigue To prevent your baby from getting too tired, teach your baby the special signs of fatigue, and start anesthesia as soon as he shows you that he is ready for sleep.

And even before getting into excessive fatigue. Once a baby enters a state of excessive fatigue, the anesthesia will be more challenging and his sleep will probably be shorter and less quality.

Signs of fatigue are universal, but try to observe your baby for several days in a row and try to understand what he is trying to signal to you , your baby may have a special sign that you should be aware of, and when he signals this sign - he is trying to tell you he is due to sleep.

So what are the early signs of fatigue in young babies? The whole eye and eyebrow area will start to turn pink, the baby will look restless or uncomfortable, stimuli will not interest him - he will even move his head or start grumbling, staring into space even when there are moving details - he will not be interested, his gaze will start to glaze, the pace of activity Will fall, will require a lot to be on your hands, even when you try to calm your hands you may arch your back or not be able to relax, touching your ears or face in general, looking for where to "dig" with your face - maybe stick to the head shield / fear or try to pinch forward