Mother hears baby's voice during sleep
The phenomenon of "phantom crying in infants" is common among mothers. Mothers often hear a false crying sound, which results from changes in the brain cells and neural connections after pregnancy and childbirth. The mother's brain becomes more sensitive to the baby's sound due to a heightened state of alertness caused by sleep deprivation, stress, and psychological anxiety. This phenomenon usually diminishes over 3 to 6 months as the mother becomes accustomed to the new lifestyle. However, if it recurs and affects daily life, it is advisable to seek medical support and ensure adequate sleep.
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