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Banging his head hard with his own hand.

2024-04-21 21:30:18
My baby has completed 8 months but from past week we have noticed that he start hitting his left side head with his hand... N he hit his head very head.. N always make face as if he is going to speak out some word but... Nothing comes out.. Want to know... Is it normal??
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Normal part of development

Answered2024-04-22 07:18:26

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It's normal

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Greetings it's normal.

Answered2024-04-22 01:00:04

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About speech it’s normal . While banging head distract him.

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Yaa ...it's normla in this Age group

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