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7 week old was sitting on my lap when she threw her head backwards & hit the back of her head into my chest. will this hurt her head/brain?
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No: She is unlikely to be able to generate enough force to hurt herself. Is she back to her sunny eating and cooing self? Will be fine.
Answered 10/14/2015
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