@JhennyDR 6 May 2021 more from that month

Hi Noisefamily 🙋 just done to put my little one to sleep. Good evening, good morning and good afternoon☺️ How are you all doing? As a mom, I always put towels on my kids back even my little one, I often changes their towel everytime I wake up in the middle of the night. Why? Because they sweat not only in daytime but they always sweat at night too, especially my little one. To all momsh out there, do you notice that too? That our babies are sweating at night and much more sweating during breastfeeding? Me I observed that on my 4 kids. I asked a doctor before when my second born is sick way back how many years ago about that, well he said that it's quite normal. Its because of our skin-to-skin connection or our close connection with them. Their contact with us, make their body temperature increase. And also because feeding mothers like me, we only hold them in one place while feeding. Our palm passes the heat to their head. That's why their head is more sweating than other parts of their body. Next is because the sucking also needs an energy. Their jaw movement, as the doctor said is like an exercise for our babies that's why they sweat. And of course they need fresh air. Don't put many layers of cloth and covers on them. It's much better. Cause it can prevent sweating. Just let the air flow on every part of their body. Hope it helps and thank you for reading. Have to change baby Ela's towel already its wet, as I expected. 🤭