Not sure if you’re meaning a fit as in epileptic or high fever or a fit as in having a tantrum? A tantrum fit is a regular with kids of all ages, so no drama there. But if it’s one if the other fits, I would definitely be off the your local GP for a check up
When you say fit, do you mean like a tantrum?
If so, mine does this too!
She’s 8 months old and is super irritable.
Any little thing that annoys her even the slightest and she goes haywire!!!
I’ve noticed giving her one of those netted socks filled with frozen fruit helps to calm her down even for a short while.
It can be a distressing time for babies. Try rubbing your finger along his gums to soothe them or teething gel. He might just feel miserable, lots of cuddles and reassurance.
It is fairly common especially if baby tends to have a high temperature.
If they hold their breath while crying, they can initially faint then have a convulsion.
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