Mother hears baby's voice in sleep
Fake crying in infants is a common phenomenon that occurs when a mother hears her baby's cry clearly while he's sleeping, prompting her to rush to him only to find that he’s not distressed at all. This situation is considered normal and usually does not indicate any illness or urgent need. It happens because the mother responds to sounds or slight movements that the baby makes during sleep. It typically does not require medical intervention, and in most cases, it is recommended not to respond immediately to every false cry in order to prevent the baby from becoming accustomed to it and to reduce the mother's stress.
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