my babies eyes roll to the back of her head is a seisure?

My baby was born at 34 weeks she came home 2 weeks after she was born. Im very woried because her eyes roll to the back of her head, is she having a seisures. Ha this happend to any of your babies?

My son does that sometimes when he is so tired he just kinda passes out. By the way I love yourbaby's name (it's mine too).

Hey someone just posted something similar to this...

May be of some help.

http://forum.baby-gaga.com/about200941.html#2960614

totally normal my baby did it all the time when she was sleepy the first 3 mths.

thanx girls i was so worried about this

oh wow sweetheart no she isn't having a seizure. No worries my baby does this a lot too. Have you ever heard of REM it is a state of sleep and in this state of sleep most often people dream. So your baby is really only dreaming and this is why she twitches and rolls her eyes. Does she ever make a crying face, or actually start to cry, or sometimes even smile? It's all normal. enjoy your little one.

my baby does it. Its not a seizure a seizure yu would tell because she would be twitching and shaking a lot. Its totally normal don't worry!

Quoting Gothic Lolita Mana:“ my baby does it. Its not a seizure a seizure yu would tell because she would be twitching and shaking a lot. Its totally normal don't worry!”

Not true.

There are diffrent types of seizures. Shaking and twitching is what typically comes to mind but there are diffrent types of seizures that happen in diffrent parts of the brain. you could have no clue anything is even happening..

So OP while I am sure its nothing more than the baby not closing her eye lids you should ask your doctor if you want a true answer.

Quoting nik | Liliana's Mama:“ Not true. There are diffrent types of seizures. Shaking and twitching is what typically comes to ... [snip!] ... while I am sure its nothing more than the baby not closing her eye lids you should ask your doctor if you want a true answer.”

smart woman. my uncle he sort of feezes, or falls down. it's actaully the most common form. shaking is much less common but more recongized. if you baby is shaking try holding a limb thats staking, if it stops it's not a seziure. it's just her nervous system matureing.