Signs of Infantile Spasms: Recognizing the Symptoms

It's really common to see jerking or twitchy movements in newborns. Particularly when they're going to sleep, when they are asleep, when they're crying, or when they're hungry. This is because the pathway that carries the signal from the brain to the parts of the body aren't fully developed. As their nervous system matures, these movements will become more fluid so their hand and leg movements will become a lot more contolled. However, don't hesistate to call your trusted pediatrician if you sus

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