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When i do tummy time with my 2 month old or hold him up after a while his head always falls to his right side, never his left. he can turn his head in both directions but everytime it falls its always to the right. is that normal?
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The delivery of the head is followed by a stretch of the neck to deliver the shoulders & rest of the body. This can can cause a transient stiffness in the neck muscles involved. Bring the issue up to his doc at the next visit. I don't find the symptoms described to be worrisome.
Answered 4/30/2023
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