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Please tell me, are jerky movements normal for a 1 year old?
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Depends: When children or people in general fall into deep sleep they can have jerky movements. If the child will develop a fever she or he can develop chills. Otherwise you should talk with the child pediatrician about it.
Answered 6/20/2014
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