when dd1 had hers she wept and wailed for ages and every other child I saw leaving the room before hand seemed to be doing the same.
Took dd2 this afternoon, she had injections in both arms. The left arm she jumped slightly, the right arm absolutely no reaction. . After she said 'you said it would hurt but I couldn't feel it mummy'
She does have cerebral palsy and her right arm is more affected than her left, I have asked the paediatrician about possible lack of sensation before when I caught her trying to shut the drawer and not realising her fingers were in it
So my question is.. do any children without any other medical conditions actually not re-act at all? I tend to panic and put everything down to her cerebral palsy but wanted to find out if this was generally 'normal' or not.
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Do any children not cry / re-act at all with the pre-school boosters?
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Hangingbellyofbabylon · 10/08/2009 15:55
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