However, there are also some external factors that affect that “mentally weak” child, and make “night panic” attacks more likely. These factors are: Babies have been watching horrible scenes from the day, or the evening before bed. For example: I watched movies with scenes of stabbing, killing, cannibalistic monsters … or watched movies called horror movies.Young children have heard scary stories, such as ghost stories.
In addition, there are sometimes children who have interest in the intestine. These interest stimulates the intestines at night, causing abdominal pain, thereby stimulating the central nervous system, making the “night panic” more likely to occur. Finally, there have been cases of … stuffy nose. The stuffy nose itself can also be harmful: when a baby is stuffy with the nose, it’s hard to breathe, and therefore the body lacks oxygen (oxygen). The brain also lacks oxygen. The brain is no longer working properly, the central nervous system is disturbed, so a “night panic” is more likely to occur.
