It's nodda seesha (must be said like Ahnuld)

So what we have is something else altogether.   Some infantile something.   Infantile jerking.  that's what I'll name it. :)
It's kind of like what happens when you fall asleep.   Odd that it would last so long, but not so odd that we won't throw our heads back and laugh out loud at how lucky we are that it's just some dumb infantile jerking.

A little help for those, like me, who don't know.    To know if your child is having a seizure.
If your child does any kind of repetitive twitching that you can't stop by placing your hand on them to control.   ie. if their arm was jerking back and forth and you placed your hand on it and you could still feel the muscle contract.  
A big one is fatigue right afterwards.  Which was a huge sign that Nathan did NOT have one because he was up until midnight as happy as a little lark.   A seizure takes a lot out of a person.   They will usually have a post seizure nap.
Eyes rolling back.   Posturing.   All things to look for.

We will watch for anything weird and document it.   If it starts to become a trend we'll go get him checked out.   I don't imagine we'll see anything else.    I love leaving with good news.

Thanks for the unsolicited advice ;-)

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