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8mth old fell 2.5ft from bed. should i worry?
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Possibly: A fall from two to three times your high can be very serious. If your baby is not acting totally normal go in to be evaluated. If things seem ok and you chose not to have an exam, stay close to your baby for the next 24 hrs and get help with any concerning changes such as excessive sleepiness.
Answered 9/24/2013
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