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When people fall asleep (babies included) their eyes roll back in their heads. Normally we don't see this because their eyelids are shut, but if a baby is fighting sleep or drifting in and out of sleep you will get to see their eye's drift. It's pretty normal. If your baby's eyes move together and focus together while he is awake and alert he's probably fine. Eye problems tend to be easy to spot because they're present when the baby is alert and awake. My little boy has an inherited lazy eye, which was really obvious when looking at him. Here's a pic from when hewas 6 months old. You can see how his right eye is looking at the camera while his left eye is drifting in.

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Not that exactally, but my son will have his eyes halfway shut and they'll be racing back and forth and rolling around in the back of his head. It really freaked me out so I asked the doc and she said it's just a part of sleepin, eyes to crazy thing.

Means his eyes aren't closed completely but he is fully asleep, the eyes move around in directions when asleep.

see a doctor. my cousin little girl had a bad problem with that, so bad she had to have surgery, but is perfect now! if it isnt that severe they usually do a patch over one eye or glasses. i am not sure about your situation but its not like it cant be fixed if there is a problem. sometimes they can even fix themselves. just ask your Dr and make an appointment.

if they're half closed about to fall asleep than its normal.. everyones eyes go crazy every wich way when asleep.. i've seen it happening to my bf when he was sleeping wit his eyes half open once.. dont worry!!! but call the doc to be sure.. but dont worry..

This is normal. It's called REM sleep. My children are 5 and 3 and they still do that.

I don't think there is a problem, but for your own tranquility consult the baby's doctor.

i know some kids who sleep with their eyes partially open.

Ask your doctor.