Tension headaches, usually brought on by stress, are a result of muscular tension in the scalp and the surrounding muscles of the jaw, neck, shoulders, and back. Periodic tension headaches very rarely indicate other health problems, such as a brain tumor or meningitis.
Children do get migraines.
Common triggers are stress, certain foods and food additives, irregular sleep patterns, bright lights, and changes in the weather. If a family member suffers from migraines, your child runs a higher risk of having them, as well. Has a headache associated with a head injury. Seek immediate care. Seek immediate care.