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10 weeks baby moves her head to right and left several times while i try her to get sleep at nights. she also drooling while awake. is it normal?
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Sounds normal: Babies do what they do while settling.They also drool because they make spit and have no social burden of having to hide it.It is not seizure activity or abnormal in any way.
Answered 2/4/2017
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