Baby blinking and rolling eyes back

[WisMom0]

My 10 month old son just started a behavior yesterday that involves a slow blink and when his eyes open, I can tell they were rolled back.  He did it 8-10 times yesterday afternoon when he was playing.  There are no other symptoms.  He continued playing when it happened.  Should I be concerned it could be early signs of seizures, tics, etc.?  I'm a first time mom and probably over-concerned but this just doesn't seem normal to me.

[Ariexis]

My daughter just started doing this 2 days ago as well. She is 7 months old. Did anyone ever fond out what this is?

[fi_79]

Hi. Did you ever find out what this was? My 9 month old is doing the slow blinking for 4 days now. Im so worried!

[ounderhill]

my son has also started doing this. we have an upcoming EEG to monitor the brain for seizure activity. how are ^ your children? did anything come of their prolonged blinking? any info would be greatly apprected. please contact me at Odessa_u***@**** (all in lower case). thank you so much!

[MrsFish09]

Hi there, I noticed my 10mth old son doing exactly this yesterday, how is your son now? Have you had any further developments?

[WisMom0]

I did get him to the Dr. right away yesterday morning.  His pediatrician did the basic eye, ear, throat, reflex, etc. tests.  Of course, everything reported back completely normally.  Which I am very happy about but still concerned as to why it happened.  We watched him closely and it has not happened since.  Dr. indicated if it does continue, we would set up an appointment with a pediatric neurologist at Childrens Hospital.  I'm a first time mom and feel like I over-react about everything but I'd rather be safe than sorry.  If anybody has ever had experience with these symptoms, I'd be very thankful for any information you have.  Thank you!

[JKJ]

I'm no doc...but I'd get him to his pediatrician to get him checked ASAP just to be sure if he were my child.  (I have 2 kids as well).
You can never be too careful with your little ones!!  If you get really concerned...get him to the ER...like I said..I'm no doc...but you can never be too careful!

Let us know how he is!!!