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How fast is a baby's heartbeat at 1 year old?
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Wide range: The range of normal awake rate is 100-190 BPM while the normal sleeping rate is 75-160 bpm.
Answered 6/10/2014
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90-165 or so: Awake, the typical heart rate will be 90-165, depending on alertness and excitement. With fever, crying, or activity, the heart rate could be over 200 bpm. While asleep, the heart rate may be slower than 90 bpm.
Answered 8/3/2018
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