Believe in yourself!
Why dream of a small child stomping uncertainly along a flat path? The dream book tells you: it’s time to believe in yourself and your strengths. By showing confidence, you will be more successful in solving any, even complex, issue.
If he has already learned to walk, even better. To realize the plans and plans of the sleeper, only confidence is needed. Everything will work out great.
Believe in yourself and everything will work out. Only brave and confident people conquer the peaks. You shouldn’t go ahead, just know: you are capable of achieving a lot. So start implementing your plan, making your dream come true!
Why does a child raise his legs in his sleep?
My son is almost a year old. I finished my guard at six months and has been sleeping normally all night since then. But recently I noticed that the child raises his legs in his sleep. Sleeps in his own crib since birth. I always sleep on my back, usually spread out my legs and arms in the morning, but to sleep with them raised... What could this be?
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I can absolutely say the reason, because I did this myself in infancy, and I know from the stories of my parents. Look - most likely he made a pile, and raises his legs so as not to get dirty. My parents called me a neat guy for this, although I did it all unconsciously, of course...
My daughter also raised her legs in her sleep. But at the same time she groaned and tensed. Sometimes after such movements the gases would go away. And sometimes she began to cry - this meant that her intestines were not calm. Observe what happens to the baby when he lifts his legs.
Every person has a favorite sleep position, including a child, and it changes over time. Remember how you loved to sleep before and how you love it now. Go to the pediatrician and tell him about this if you have doubts. And if there are no deviations, then there is nothing to worry about.
I think that a child should not be tormented by visiting a doctor. Only if you ask the pediatrician a couple of questions during a routine examination, but you will have a sound and calm sleep, and it is such a happiness when a child sleeps. The baby is just so comfortable. Maybe he's having an exciting dream. Everything is fine with you, grow up healthy
Most likely this is due to the fact that your baby just lies so comfortably. It is not uncommon for children to sleep in their own way, in a comfortable way, crawling, for example, on one leg, and dragging the other along with them like partisans. I think it's just convenient for him.
Are his legs raised all the time, or does he raise them and lower them? Simply moving your arms and legs in your sleep, but accompanied by anxiety, crying, and frequent waking up, indicates a neurological problem. But if the baby is calm and sleeps soundly, then there is no need to worry, he just likes it that way. But still consult your pediatrician.
If there are no other symptoms: crying at night, screaming, anxiety, then I think there is no need to worry. If something was wrong, there would be accompanying symptoms. To reassure yourself, contact a neurologist, she will examine you and, if necessary, prescribe an examination. Health to you and your baby.
Of course, first of all, you need specialist advice. But you definitely need to conduct an examination for intestinal dysbiosis and exclude any neurological component...
Someone else's child started walking - we need your help
If you dreamed of someone else’s baby whom you helped take his first steps, then one of the people around him needs support and help. So provide it.
Why do you dream of an unfamiliar baby, hesitantly moving along the road leading upward? The dream book explains: difficulties will begin, overcoming which will bring tangible results.
The child kicks his legs in his sleep (3 months)
The child is 3.5 months old, sleeps in a separate crib. A couple of days ago, the child began to lift his legs in his sleep and throw them on the bed with a roar. Sometimes he makes faint sounds, such as grunting, but most often he just tosses and turns, throws his legs and turns his head, and sometimes does not even wake up completely.
During the day there is no such thing, he sleeps normally. What is this anyway? Which doctor should you go to with this question?
Nothing much has changed lately, the baby is not turning over yet, we are on IV
