Every morning, my 15-month-old son holds his head in his hands and says "ouch". Should I go see a doctor?

Yes, it would be best to consult a doctor if your 15-month-old child is consistently grabbing their head and saying "bobo" every morning. This behavior could indicate a possible issue that needs medical attention, especially if it has been happening for a while and doesn't seem to be improving. It's always better to be safe and get professional advice in such situations.

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Every morning, my 15-month-old son holds his head in his hands and says "ouch". Should I go see a doctor?

Yes, it would be best to consult a doctor if your 15-month-old child is consistently grabbing their head and saying "bobo" every morning. This behavior could indicate a possible issue that needs medical attention, especially if it has been happening for a while and doesn't seem to be improving. It's always better to be safe and get professional advice in such situations.