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My 3 y.o twitches a lot in her sleep. arms, legs, lips etc even her eyeballs move meanwhile she's still sleeping. is that normal ?
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Yes: This is sign of her dreaming! She is in REM sleep. Very normal.
Answered 1/25/2015
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