Thanks! I plan to do a tour of the facility to investigate the set-up and meet the nurses. I'll bring a bag of tricks to include a lego set, pictures of cats (his favorite), and new books/toys. Wish us luck and hope it is nothing.

Bring a new small toy or book that you know he will enjoy ... don't let him see it until you are in the Dr. office so that you don't lose any of the "oh boy ... something entirely new!" distraction effect. But mostly, just calm and reassuring demeanor on your part works best. Best wishes ... hope they find absolutely nothing wrong.

Our 2 year old has been diagnosed with "Tremors". They only happen when he wakes up from sleep (in the morning or naps) and are more pronounced when we wake him up vs. him waking up on his own. The tremors last for 20-30 mins and he is able to function during the episodes (sit, eat), but prefers to be held. When they first started occurring a few months ago, we just thought he was cold or maybe had low blood sugar, since they go away after he is good an awake. They have down extensive blood work and it is not diet related. Has anyone else had experience with "Tremors"? Is it something he will outgrow or potentially more serious like pre epilepsy?

The next step is a 24hr EEG at Georgetown Hospital. Does anyone have tips on how to handle the EEG with a toddler? He is too young to watch movies to occupy his time. He has been through many doctor appointments recently, so extremely anxious in the dr offices. Any advice, tips or any suggestions.

Thanks
Katie