Not just babies, almost everybody does. There is too little physical activity during sleep to generate enough CO2 to compensate overbreathing, so many people hyperventilate mildly, usually in the morning hours (that explains why asthmatics have problems often at that time). Mouth breathing makes hyperventilation even much worse. Babies (as well as adults) with stuffed noses sleep with open mouths during the night and overbreathing will cause their noses to be stuffed even more. So the key is to keep the mouth shut and the nose open. Nasal breathing decreases the chance of hyperventilation.
no they are reptiles
No. They close their eyes like us when they sleep.
Think about it. Why do baby people sleep.
No, it's well protected in there.
Same reason a dog "chases rabbits" in his sleep...their minds are elsewhere dreaming just like humans do.
Hunt, Take care of their baby's, and sometimes just sleep.
It's not recommended to give any 2 month old other wise healthy baby any medications just because he doesn't sleep well. Try to play and keep the baby up during the day. Don't carry or hold the baby during the day unless.
Babies need to sleep during the day, go and ask an experienced mother for help.
Because your muscles need more oxygen, hence you hyperventilate.
The baby will get the sleep he needs but it's you who should be worried for yourself. Being tired and need ot sleep more is common during pregnancy so it's important to fix schedules etc so you get sleep. If it's a medical problem speak to your doctor. Without sleep we get sick and stress added on that can lead to problems in the pregnancy because you feel bad.It will get worse when the baby is born and then there's a increased risk for post partum depression.
they are making it worse. When you hyperventilate it is normally from shock not from food lodged in your throat.
Yes. The uterus cramps during orgasm and that can wake the little one up. They can also sleep while being rocked to sleep.