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As always, I want to start by easing any worries: Motor restlessness is common and completely harmless! But that doesn’t mean you have to live with it if it’s causing challenges for your baby. Some babies experience so much physical restlessness that, in addition to disrupting sleep, it can also make feeding (whether breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, purees, or solid foods) more difficult. In mild cases, it’s more about feeding becoming less cozy and relaxing. However, for some babies, restlessness
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Motor restlessness is quite common in babies and can manifest in different ways. What these signs have in common is that the baby is seeking sensory stimulation to calm down and fall asleep. Examples include: 🎈 Pronounced physical movement. The baby may move around and flap their arms and legs to feel the boundaries of their own body. 🎈 A high need for movement to fall asleep (e.g., bouncing in a baby hammock, being pushed in a pram/stroller, or being rocked on a Pilates ball). 🎈 A strong nee
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Some babies don’t just experience motor restlessness at bedtime. They’re also moving restlessly on the playmat, in their parents’ arms, during mealtimes, or on the changing table. This is often seen in strong, fast-developing babies who love feeling their muscles work. But it can happen in any baby due to naturally immature sensory integration. It’s completely normal and nothing to worry about. Sometimes, though, the need for movement is so intense that it gets in the way of play and makes it ha
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Motor restlessness can range from mild to severe. The boy in this video spends most of the day and night lying like this. He kicks his legs forcefully and flails his arms. It’s not a concern in itself, as he is happy and developing normally - faster than average, in fact. However, it can be uncomfortable for him because it disrupts his sleep and makes it difficult for him to calm down for play and sleep. Children with motor restlessness have a greater need for sensory stimulation to help regulat
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Motor restlessness is normal. It’s a term for various sensory-seeking behaviors that babies use to help regulate themselves and settle down – so it’s NOT abnormal! But even though it’s normal, it can sometimes become so pronounced that it disrupts sleep. That’s when it makes sense to introduce exercises to “satisfy” your baby’s senses during the day, reducing the need for sensory input at bedtime. Examples of motor restlessness (sensory-seeking): 🎈 Physical restlessness, where the baby moves ar
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This lovely little girl experiences motor restlessness during sleep, which is common among babies and not a cause for concern or a sign that something is ‘wrong.’ Motor restlessness occurs because babies have immature sensory integration, making it difficult for them to sense the boundaries of their bodies—that is, where the body ends and space begins. To address this, babies often move their arms, legs, or even their entire body. These movements help them better sense their body’s position, whi
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