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I was feeding my newborn baby (1 week n 3 days old). my three year old punched him on his head, the baby cryed alittle but is fine. should i worry ?
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Family practice : If he has stopped crying and is acting with normal sucking i wouldn't worry too much. Things like that will happen should be fine.
Answered 8/1/2013
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