Yes—kids can get migraines too. And if you’ve ever had one yourself, you know just how debilitating they can be. Tension headaches are common in children—but migraines are different. Look for: 🔸 Throbbing pain behind the eyes or on the sides 🔸 Nausea or vomiting 🔸 Light or sound sensitivity 🔸 Seeing spots or flashing lights If your child is having frequent headaches (more than once a week), talk to your pediatrician. There’s help—and there are ways to prevent them. ✅ Try ibuprofen over Tylen