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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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That sounds very bad actually.
Every night isn't good, but it's totally normal once in a while. It's just daydreaming or non-terror night terrors.
It's usually not scary, it just jolts me up and out of bed, which interrupts my already limited sleep. It's definitely not great. I'm hoping it'll calm down as my son gets older, but I won't hold my breath.