After a baby or young child falls and hits their head, how should parents assess the seriousness of the injury?

If a child remains alert and symptom-free for two days after a fall, it’s likely they are fine. If you’re still concerned, consider a CT scan to determine the condition of the head.

Would shaking a four-month-old baby’s head on the bed cause harm?

The baby fell from the TV cabinet, with no visible bruise or swelling on the head, cried after the fall and then fell asleep after being comforted, but not at the normal sleep time. After touching the baby’s nose, the baby opened its eyes briefly in response and then fell asleep again. Should you be concerned?

At three months old, a baby’s forehead fontanelle collided and bled, causing a hematoma that hasn’t subsided after treatment. Concerns arise about potential brain impact.

Methods for treating and caring for newborn head hematomas

When a child falls off the bed and exhibits symptoms of dizziness and nausea, parents should closely monitor the situation and consider seeking medical assistance.

When a baby falls from the bed and experiences immediate swelling of the head, parents should be vigilant for symptoms like vomiting or loss of consciousness, and seek medical attention promptly for a head CT or EEG to confirm if there is a Brain concussion or other injuries.

Emergency first aid and medical guidance for a baby who has been hit on the head by a heavy object

An 80-day-old baby’s fontanelle hits a sharp corner of a closet, resulting in symptoms like vomiting, possibly indicating an increased intracranial pressure.