She seems fine. But she will just randomly twist her head to the side a little bit and rub it on the bedding sort off. Another thing that she does is put her nose/mouth against glass and push sorta hard it looks like. When she does this, she does not have any fast movements. And after this happens, she seems fine and slthers her tounge out randomly and goes about her norman buisness. I just wanted to know if there is something that I should do. It is a Femal Baby Ball Python.

She may just be exploring her environment and testing the boundaries of the tank. Just make sure she has plenty of hiding places.
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This seems like normal behavior for testing out the environment. There is nothing to worry about. All snakes do this. Some however are known as "pushers" and will constantly push against the cage. This can lead to sores if the cage is rough or there are cracks. It mostly depends what type of cage they are in. pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com

Like I said this is a normal behavior, and unless it's done excessively and is causing sores there is no need to worry. If it is causing sores you can put an antibiotic cream on it to help heal but a vet should be consulted.