Just like a newborn baby spends most of the day sleeping
until the age of 1, the baby in the womb spends most of the day sleeping. After
the 7th month of pregnancy, the baby sleeps 80-90% of the 24 hours. Research
shows that babies sleep in the womb and even dream. Rapid eye movements during
sleep in infants and adults can also be seen in the womb, with advanced
ultrasound devices (Rapid eye movement, REM). During this REM sleep period,
speed eye movements occur in the fetus and they can dream. The other period of
the suitable, called NON-REM, is a calmer period, it does not dream in this
period. During this period, the fetus brain develops and provides the
processing of information. Fetus sleep is sometimes noticed in NST (non stress
test), nonreactive pattern is observed.
The concept of day-night in infants and adults is absent in
the fetus in the womb. In the womb, the fetus experiences sleep periods at
intervals of several hours during the day and at night. Some mothers worry that
the baby that moves a lot at night will not sleep at night after birth, but
this is not true. After the baby is born, the situation will change and will
learn the night sleep pattern over time. Their movements may decrease while the
baby is sleeping in the womb, so if the movement count is felt low, it should
be re-counted after a few hours.
-PAIN MEDICATIONS DURING PREGNANCY
-APPLICATION OF ACUPUNCTURE IN PREGNANCY
-DAMAGES OF ALCOHOL IN PREGNANCY
-SURGERY IN PREGNANCY
-MAKE BABY LISTEN TO MUSIC DURING PREGNANCY
-ANTIBIOTIC USE IN PREGNANCY
-USING CAR IN PREGNANCY
-BEING OVER WEIGHT IN PREGNANCY
-HERBAL TEA AND HERBAL DRUGS IN PREGNANCY
