Open-eyed sleeping — called nocturnal lagophthalmos in medical-speak — is harmless, fairly common in infants, and doesn't indicate that your child has a sleep problem. No one knows exactly why some babies sleep with their eyes open. ... Incidentally, there's some evidence that nocturnal lagophthalmos is hereditary.
@starting_over39 still scary and creepy 😂😂 at first u thiught sonething was wrong with him cuz it looked more like absence then i realized he was sleeping when i went to check on him at night and he was just there with his eyes wide open in the dark. 😟
Lisa·
Мама троих детей
never heard of that before but sounds interesting, think I'll google it YouTube it 😉 @eze.love
Lisa·
Мама троих детей
Open-eyed sleeping — called nocturnal lagophthalmos in medical-speak — is harmless, fairly common in infants, and doesn't indicate that your child has a sleep problem. No one knows exactly why some babies sleep with their eyes open. ... Incidentally, there's some evidence that nocturnal lagophthalmos is hereditary.
"babycenter" (quote)
fabi·
Мама сына-младенца
@starting_over39 still scary and creepy 😂😂 at first u thiught sonething was wrong with him cuz it looked more like absence then i realized he was sleeping when i went to check on him at night and he was just there with his eyes wide open in the dark. 😟
Lisa·
Мама троих детей
lol yeah I probably would have freaked somewhat 😌 @eze.love
Jacqueline Green·
Mine sleeps with hers half open and yeah it's creepy to see lol. But then again, I slept with my eyes open as a kid too. I eventually grew out of it