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My 4.5 month old recently started "crying" in his sleep. he won't wake up, but he will whimper while asleep. is this normal? is he dreaming yet?
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Yes...: Making noise, wimpering, moving around are all normal while sleeping. Infants can and do dream; although, it is impossible to tell how complex these dreams are. Sounds like you should rest easy knowing that your baby is too.
Answered 5/8/2016
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