my 8 month baby sweats a lot ( bed sheet n mattress gets wet )at back of his head during night...what could be the reason.?....any serious concern?

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DR SHIWAJIRAO PATILGuardian of 2 children4 years ago

A. Hello, your baby boy is, your baby boy is sweating a lot at his head while sleeping so don’t worry it’s very normal for any baby and you should give him frequent breast feeding

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