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My baby is sweating on her head when breasting and sleeping it starts when she was 3 months and now she is 5 months. is it normal ?
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Normal!: Babies often sweat even when we're comfortable - it helps them regulate their temperature. Many newborns have sweaty heads when they are breast feeding!
Answered 6/11/2014
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