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Toddler activity
My boy is 2 years old. His weight is 14 kg, and basically very active, eating and playing very well. Some times i noticed him suddenly he touching his forehead either left and right and calling me amma amma... Which looks like that he is having some discomfort or pain something.. when i asked him what happened then immediately he ll be alright and some times he ll laugh and at the spot he went back to his own activities .. only few seconds he will do like this not daily ,
Otherwise he don't have any symptoms like headache...or frequently touching head and crying .. Or any other illness.. always very active sleeping and playing very well
Why he is doing like this for few seconds ... Is this headache , or any activity of immitation .... Should I evaluate something???
Please help me..
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Its like normal playful behaviour only
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As he is active and growing well, it is unlikely to be a serious problem. Visit a pediatrician for a check up. If that is normal, then we can be reassured. There is no need to worry about each small thing about your child
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Dr. Anjali Maini
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33 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Seems like a playful activity of the child, trying to seek your attention and getting it seems to enjoy it
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Act not perturbed, try to enjoy the gesture if he is happy doing it
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The description seems he is doing great
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