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My husband accidentally saturday evening fell with our 8month old baby from the second last stair of our stairs. we cant see that she got hurt, but we are still worried for anything we cant see, like a concussion etc. although all seems normal.
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Observe : If there are changes in her usual behavior, feeding or fever, please see your pediatrician.
Answered 8/20/2019
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