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Tics are spasmodic, involuntary, repetitive, stereotyped movements that are non-rhythmic, often exacerabated by stress, and may affect any muscle group.
Tics can be classified into three groups, one of which is transient tics of childhood.
I think your daughter might be having transient tics of childhood.
If you are concerned about it, you can consider seeing a pediatric neurologist for opinion.
Hope this helps.
Bye.
My 10 month old baby daughter has this same problem.
Are you any further forward with knowing what it is?
I have an appointment with a pediatrician in April to have this checked out.
Hope to hear