Abnormal Sleep behaviour forTtoddler -- Sweating

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Hello everyone here Ji, Most parents would agree that the most delightful toddler sleep behavior is peaceful snoozing. But your toddler might do all sorts of other things while asleep — some of which might seem strange, even alarming. Most are perfectly normal and no cause for concern, but a few are worth checking into. Let's discuuss one by one. What Babycentre says in its bulletin: http://www.babycenter.com... -more_3656751.bc?page=1 Sweating Some toddlers sweat buckets while they're in the deepest part of their nightly sleep cycle, often ending up soaking wet. While sweating can occasionally be a symptom of sleep apnea (see above), nighttime perspiration is usually nothing to worry about. Deep sleep is when your toddler is getting the best of what sleep has to offer. His body is restoring itself and getting ready for a new day — so don't worry too much about sweating. Do make sure he's comfortable, though. Put him to bed in light cotton clothes and keep the room a little on the cool side. If your toddler snores or has pauses in his breathing while he sleeps, in combination with sweating, talk with his doctor to rule out sleep apnea. Please share your experiences. may god bless you and have a great time.