Can the baby sleep for half an hour after falling out of bed? Can the baby continue to sleep after falling out of bed in the middle of the night?

Because babies fall out of bed very easily, many parents have probably seen many ways to deal with their babies falling out of bed. One of them is to observe whether the baby is sleepy. Is it sleepy for the baby to fall out of bed in the middle of the night and want to sleep quickly? So some parents asked the baby if he could sleep for half an hour after falling out of bed. Can the baby continue to sleep after falling out of bed in the middle of the night? Let me tell you about it.

Whenever the baby falls out of bed, the first thing parents should do is to observe. First observe whether the baby is crying and how his mental state is. If the baby doesn't cry, and appears listless, semi-coma or severe vomiting, the baby should be sent to the hospital in time. If the above phenomenon does not appear for the time being, continue to observe whether the baby is injured, stop bleeding in time, and ice it in time if it is red and swollen.

None of these phenomena, parents can relax first, but for the sake of safety, parents should not take it lightly. It is best not to let the baby sleep for half an hour. You can talk to him more in Doby and pay attention to his mental state. At the same time, parents can also recall the posture when the baby fell out of bed. If the baby falls off the bed with his body or face touching the ground first, and the height of the bed is not high (within 60cm), parents don't have to worry too much about this situation and think that the baby's mental condition is not bad. After half an hour, you can consider letting the baby sleep. If you think that the baby is likely to land with the back of the head first and the height of the bed is relatively high, parents can appropriately extend the time of observing the baby (2-3 hours is recommended), and then consider letting the baby sleep.

In any case, parents should pay more attention to the baby's mental condition within 48 hours after the baby falls out of bed. If you have listlessness, lethargy, screaming, crying, irritability, vomiting and other phenomena, you should be sent to the hospital for examination in time.