Yesterday afternoon I was nursing my son. Nothing out of the ordinary. Well while he was nursing I noticed that from his neck up he started shaking for 3 seconds and then stopped for 1 second and the started shaking again for 3 seconds.
Then, about 10 minutes ago, I was breastfeeding him again. And again, he started shaking but this time it was from his chest up. He shook for a second and then stopped for a second and then shook again for 3 seconds and then stopped for a second and then shook again for 4 seconds and then stopped.
For some reason this only happens when he's breastfeeding and it happens at the end of it.
I'm very concerned, should I call his pedi?
I'm thinking it might just be the nervous system, since it's not fully developed yet.
when he was a month old his fist would switch and i asked the nurse and doctor about it and they said it's just the nervous system working because it's not fully developed yet.
I'd call just to make sure....in my opinion I'd rather be safe then sorry you know?...my sons health is waaayyy more important then being embarassed for wanting to call and make sure nothing is wrong!
You can always call, but it sounds like the nervous system. My twins did that for almost 3 or 4 months. They'd also roll their eyes back too. It sounds like nervous system to me :-D
If he recently had vaccines, then he is probably having seizures. If he is, the package insert for vaccines says to discontinue them. If you dont, the next ones will make it worse or permanent. Non_vaccinated children are healthier and you dont have to worry about seizures and brain damage. Vaccinated children have 5 times more problems and health issues than the NON-vaccinated. Research them and look and see what ingredients they put in them. Very toxic....



- vinalex0581
on Oct. 9, 2012 at 9:24 AM