My nearly 7 month old daughter on saturday, i layed her down to change her nappy ( she wasn’t crying) and she pulled a face and took a big gulp of air and all around her mouth and her hands and feet went blue, then around 10 seconds later she started choking and crying then her hands and feet started shaking..i phoned 101 and they had advised me to keep an eye out and if she does it again go straight to hospital, she didn’t do it again thankfully. however, she then on sunday started padding when i took a spoon off her from her tea and did the shaking thing again, i phoned 101 and told them which they said they weren’t concerned but told me to book an appointment for monday. Today she had started ‘zoning out’ then we went to her appointment and the lady had said she’s fine and nothings wrong with her but couldn’t tell me why it had happened. She’s fully conscious through all of it. Has anyone else experienced this please? 🙏 xx
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Film it if / when it happens again, some children do have a small seizure condition (can't remember what it's called) but they grow out of it. My friends little girl did something like this and once she had videos it was easier for the doctor to see what was happening, she was referred for tests but she was fine in the end.

My son used to zone out and we thought it could be absent seizures but never caught it on video, whatever it was he grew out of it x
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