Baby fell off sofa backwards

My baby was just sat on the sofa and was facing the sofa, fell off backwards so when she fell she was facing the ceiling, I heard the back of her head bang quite hard and now I’m freaking out. She cried but she seems fine now. I am so paranoid, what if she’s caused a fracture or something else inside I’m so scared I hate myself so much right now

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Did she fall on to carpet? You need to watch out for her being sick as one of the warning signs. You could call 111 and they will run through a series of questions as to wether you need to go to a&e.

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not carpet, wood!

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Ring 111. There are things you need to look out for in the hours following a fall.

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waiting to be put through now

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She’ll be fine
They say if she vomits eyes roll etc
You should go in.

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Hey. It had happened to my boy a few months ago and he was fine. I am sure your girl will be too but keep an eye on her. I believe its more worrying if they have fallen from a height of a meter or more. x

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we was waiting 4 hours for them to give her some calpol and send her home as she seemed fine.. always predictable. Feel better going in

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