First, make sure your child is well-hydrated throughout the day. If your baby is not getting enough fluids throughout the day, their airways may become more prone to irritation which could trigger coughing fits. Keep an eye on how much your little one is drinking each day and adjust accordingly if needed.
Second, ensure the bedroom environment is conducive to restful sleep for your child. A cool temperature with proper humidity levels helps keep airways from drying out which could trigger coughing fits as well as other respiratory issues. Additionally, make sure any household pets are not in the same room as your baby while they’re sleeping pet dander or saliva may also serve as irritants that cause coughing spells in babies and adults.
Third, consider using a humidifier or vaporizer in the bedroom where your infant sleeps if you live in a dry climate or if allergies are prevalent in your home. This will help keep moisture levels high enough so that airways don’t become overly dry which can contribute to coughs during sleep time. Furthermore, it’s important to regularly clean out humidifiers and vaporizers as dust buildup could lead to respiratory infections or asthma flare-ups due to bacteria growing inside them over time.
Finally, talk with your pediatrician about any underlying health concerns that might be causing frequent episodes of baby coughing at night such as asthma or other allergies that need medical attention and treatment options beyond home remedies discussed here already mentioned previously aforementioned above mentioned above noted hereinabove stated hereinabove.
Taking these precautions can help create an environment conducive to peaceful slumber so that everyone gets a good night’s rest without having to worry about pesky nighttime coughs disturbing their shut-eye!
