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My baby arches her back with her arms outstretched
by chloesmom03, Jun 27, 2008 09:52PM
When I put her in her high chair she often arches her back and tilts her head back with her arms outstretched. She doesn't cry or make a sound when she does this. Could she be having a seizure or is it reflux? She also had a fever and vomiting a couple of weeks ago. She developed a rash, which I thought was an allergy to Motrin since it co-insided with us switching from Tylenol to Motrin. The rash went away within a couple of days. We didn't vaccinate her the last round due to fears of Autism, which our nine year old son has. Could Meningitis be the cause? She seems happy and eats well. What is going on?
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by margypops, Jun 28, 2008 09:50AM
To: chloe
Sounds like shes stretching to me ,how old is she, is she too young to not go in the High chair, are there any other issues with her, If you are concerned about her health go and get her checked out.Maybe the high chair is too high and shed rather be lower, some high chairs can be fixed to be nearer to the floor.
by chloesmom03, Jul 01, 2008 12:42PM
To: margypops
Chloe is 9 months old. She also falls asleep someimes in this arched position. She also will rock her pelvis like shes uncomfortable. Again, she is quiet when doing this and looking up at the ceiling. My son tried to wake her and get her attention, but no response. I picked her up and she fell asleep. My son said that it didn't look right.
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