my son is 14 months old and he's been having sleeping problems he moves around a lot and makekes noises.I dont know what to do,I've tried waking him up but he doesn't want to be awake.If anybody has a similar problem please.... reply

It's pretty normal for them to move around in their sleep and to make noises as far as I have noticed. Is there anything in paticular that concerns you?

Andrea

I think something hurts him, possibly his stomach.

Ask your pediatrician about Acid Reflux disease. Maybe it is that? Is he falling asleep easily or is he fussy and dragging it?

Amy

I think it is not good for his health; he might be in some kind of trouble. So please take your child to your nearest doctor. So he can diagnose what the actual problem is. Or your child sleeps whole day so that he can’t sleeps in night??????

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ask your pediatrician. Its the best idea i have.
anyways, maybe He was having heavy dreams lately.

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ask your pediatrician or a child specialist can be th best idea instead of beating around the bush.

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