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Baby self head banging
Hi, my 6 months old baby girl bang her head herself to the floor or to the arms while holding since 2 days . Is this normal ?? Often she gets pimple kind of thing on her head. Also how many hours does babies sleep at 6 months. Worried .
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Head banging is normal but becareful about that baby wont hurt herself..
For pimple on head, kindly share image of it...
Usually baby sleeps around 12hours per day...
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Dr. N V Tejaswini
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi! Head banging can be normal play or tantrums , do not pay too much attention to such episodes and try to deviate the child. If the episodes are very frequent or if you feel during those episodes child isn’t interacting or any abnormal movement, record the video and discuss with your pediatrician
They Sleep from 12hr to 15 hours in a day or varies from child to child.
Pimples nothing to worry they subside on its own.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please share a image of the pimple for proper guidance.
Banging head is normal.
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As baby grow older, the sleep comes down . 6 month will sleep between 10- 14 hrs.
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