Thread title says it all, really. I go in to check him an hour after he's gone to bed and he's fast asleep but with noticeably damp hair. The firs time I was worried he'd been sick on himself or sobbing silently, but it happens every night. Is this common?
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Toddler's hair gets v damp when he sleeps - normal?
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MissMitten · 27/04/2013 22:30
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