Parents have to teach this to their children. Babies don't care whether they sleep at night and stay awake during the day, or the other way around. It's up to parents to teach them which is better. A child between six months and one year old will usually sleep between 12 and 14 hours per day. If the child still wakes up at night, it is all right for parents to let five minutes pass before they try to make the child go back to sleep.
Parents have to make sure, of course, that there is nothing wrong with the baby.
In time , parents will learn to recognise the baby's different cries when it is hungry, tired or in pain. Rub the baby's back gently and speak to them softly to reassure them that you are there. At this age, the child might have a favourite soft toy or blanket, which it can snuggle up to at night. Such familiar things will make the child feel safe. A child who is one to three years old usually sleeps between 10 and 12 hours per day.