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   How do you know if a baby has a concussion?

   • But for babies, toddlers, and older children, you may have to think a little differently when trying to determine if they have a concussion. In young babies, signs of a concussion can include: A toddler may be able to indicate when their head hurts and be more vocal about symptoms, which can include:

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   What are the signs of a concussion?

   • Sometimes there are no immediate signs of concussion. However, symptoms can sometimes appear after a few hours or even days after the injury. It is therefore important to ensure that teachers, parents and anyone who cares for the child is aware of any recent bumps or accidents so that they can look out for warning signs in the following days.

   Concussion in children and young people - The Children's Trust

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   What happens if my child has a concussion?

   • If your child has had a concussion, it’s extremely important to prevent another concussion or head injury. Repeated concussions can cause permanent damage to the brain. If your child shows any signs of regression after a concussion, like grogginess, confusion, or large mood swings, you should make an appointment with the doctor for a checkup.

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   How long does a child have a concussion?

   • When a child has a concussion, symptoms may develop immediately or be delayed and take anywhere from 24 to 72 hours to appear. Possible symptoms of concussion in small children include: Around one in every three people with a concussion experience post-concussion syndrome.

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   Can a toddler get a concussion?

   • A concussion occurs when the brain is severely jostled due to a direct or indirect head injury, causing symptoms like headache, confusion, vision changes, dizziness, nausea, and ringing in the ears. Toddlers can get a concussion when falling and banging their heads, but can also get one by being shaken violently or being struck on the head.

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   How do you know if a child has a head injury?

   • Signs that the child has a head injury may not become clear until a few hours or days later. Unlike older children, babies and toddlers may not be able to tell you when they are having a headache, dizziness, light/sound sensitivity, or other concussion symptoms.

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   You or your child could have concussion. Symptoms usually start within 24 hours, but sometimes may not appear for up to 3 weeks. You should also go to A&E if you think someone has been injured intentionally.

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   It can be more difficult to spot signs of concussion in babies and younger children as they may not able to tell you how they feel. Call 111 or visit A&E: If you think a baby or toddler has had a significant injury to the head or they are showing any symptoms listed above.

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   Mar 9, 2016 · Signs of a concussion in babies. In young babies, signs of a concussion can include: crying when you move the baby’s head. irritability. interruption in the baby’s sleeping habits, either...

   • In young babies, signs of a concussion can include: 1. crying when you move the baby's head 2. irritability 3. interruption in the baby's sleeping...
   • A toddler may be able to indicate when their head hurts and be more vocal about symptoms, which can include: 1. headache 2. nausea or vomiting 3. b...
   • Children older than 2 years may show more behavioral changes, such as: 1. dizziness or balance problems 2. double or blurry vision 3. sensitivity t...
   • The only treatment for a concussion is rest. The brain needs lots and lots of rest to heal from a concussion, and full recovery can take months or...

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   Feb 10, 2024 · Toddlers may be more likely than adults to suffer a concussion after a head injury, but they’re less able to communicate what they feel. Know the signs of a concussion and when to see a healthcare provider.

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   Signs and Symptoms of Concussions. Babies and toddlers will likely be unable to explain or tell you about their concussion symptoms. So after a little one has a big fall, it is important that caregivers keep a close eye on their child and be able to recognize signs and symptoms of concussion.

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   Apr 23, 2018 · So, if concussions are hard to diagnose in small children, what are the warning signs? In infants, if parents can see or feel a bump on their child’s head, it’s an automatic sign to seek medical attention.

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   Aug 16, 2018 · Signs and symptoms of concussion in children. A child with concussion may have a headache and feel dizzy. It may not be a hard hit that causes a concussion. In most cases, the child does not...