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My son is 13months when he crys he hits his head on the floor he seen a kid do it at daycare but now he keeps doing it should i b worried?
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Common: Kids amplify their crying to include head banging, screeching, or other features when they realize it gets your attention. Try watching it out of your peripheral vision to make sure he is safe, and not locking eyes until after the head banging stops. This is unlikely to hurt him.
Answered 10/10/2014
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