Stephanie - posted on 01/07/2010 ( 6 moms have responded )
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My Evan is 4 weeks old and since we brought him home, he makes wierd, high-pitched noises when he inhales sometimes - it seems to have gotten more frequent in the last week or so. Has anyone else experienced this? He's also been making a lot of whiney noises while sleeping - my mother in law suggests he's dreaming, but I worry that he's in pain or something. Any thoughts on this?
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Michaela - posted on 01/12/2010
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think about it, they have plenty to dream about, my husband thought our daughter did have anything to dream about to be dreaming, there brains have been working for what 6 months? they dream of what they hear, and my daughter makes that sound too. its normal.
Lisa - posted on 01/12/2010
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Just had my third baby and he too does the same noise. you'll get used to it....nothing to worry about.
Tiffany - posted on 01/12/2010
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i've had 4 children, my youngest born on dec 11. with my first baby, i worried about the high pitch breathing to the point that i couldn't sleep. after noticing that my second did the same thing the worry stopped a little. i've had that experience with all of them, more so while they are eating. from what i've experienced, it's natural. there is nothing to worry about.
Michele - posted on 01/10/2010
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Our little Paige does something very similar, my poor husband can't sleep at night because it scares him so much (we have a co-sleeper). We were thinking dreams as well.
Stephanie - posted on 01/09/2010
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I have definitely heard that they do dream, though what they are dreaming about is a big question! In addition to the "dreaming" noises, Evan also makes high pitched noises when he takes a big breath in. That's mostly what I worry about . . .
Darlene - posted on 01/07/2010
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My son also does that from time to time, but I haven't noticed it increasing in frequncy. Just today, my friend mentioned dreaming because my son was making some funny faces while sleeping. Would they be dreaming already?
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