Japan research found: walking around, coking sleeping babies is more effective

Many novice parents often worry about sleeping and crying babies. A new study in Japan found that when a baby was crying, parents were easier to sleep with walking around. After sitting on the bed for 5 to 8 minutes, the baby was not easy to wake up. The research results were published on the Internet version of "Contemporary Biology" magazine in the United States.

Researchers from institutions such as the Institute of Chemistry and Chemistry under the research targets of less than 7 months of infants and their mothers were studied and recorded that the baby was holding a walk, sitting in a baby car, or pushing or pushing it in a baby car when crying. Let him lie on the bed and electrocardiogram.

Studies found that when the baby was crying, parents would stop crying when they walked around to coax to sleep. After about 5 minutes, they no longer cried, and about half of the baby could fall asleep. The research team's 2013 study discovered this phenomenon, which they call it "transportation reaction", which is a common response of mammalian cubs. For example, when wild animals are transferred with cubs, the cubs are well -behaved and noisy, which can be safer.

The study also found that one -third of babies were woke up soon after being fell asleep. Analysis of ECG found that these babies accelerated their heartbeat when their bodies started to leave their mother. Studies also found that parents coaxed the baby to sleep after 5 to 8 minutes. The baby can enter a deeper sleep, and then put it on the bed and it is not easy to wake up.

Researchers look forward to this study found that it will help reduce the pressure of parenting parenting.

Source: CCTV News

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