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My baby is 3,5 months old & for the last month keeps moving her hand to back of her head and drags it forward to her face repeatedly. what's wrong?
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Probally nothing: If the baby is eating normally ,bowel movements and urination normal as well no fever,likely nothing wrong.Baby,s touch and move hands and feel all over the place,likely self stimulation etc.So nothing to worry about.
Answered 2/12/2019
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