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twinkle
Country: India
where to find the ans. of the comments |
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Ramesh
Country: India
my grandson is 15 months old. he was a prematured 15 days baby. born with a mala on his neck. head is not controlled. if lifted he pushes his head backward instead of forward.he is not rolling down. left eye seems to be squint. if consulted a physiotherapist,he says mucsle is weak.anyone know when will his head control,crawl,sit and walk. much worrying about his delayed activities. |
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shruti
Country: India
my baby is 2 month old his neck is still not strong |
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Dipti
Country: India
i think the milestones should be given related to age as a graph to quickly relate |
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kavita
Country: India
my son start standing after 17 months . is there any problem |
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pooja
Country: India
my baby is about 4 months & 3 weeks olds,he has been standing when he was just 3 months old.is this abnormal? |
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Chirag Kothari
Country: India
my baby is 5 yrs now. she can walk but she needs support while she is getting down stairscase. when i tried to explain she starts crying .i thing she is afraid of doing it.what should i do .is she lack of confidence.pls advice |
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poonam gite
Country: India
now my baby is 11 month old,still he is not standind & walking? |
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Nandini bisht
Country: India
my baby is 9.5 mths and she is on her walking stage. but she doesn't take her good nicely and found her bit thin can anybody help me out for her food habits and guide me well for the solids what can i give her etc.
thanks
nandinio |
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Eboni
Country: U.S.A.
my daughter will be 6 months on june 10th ans she's not turning over. at around 5 months she started to turn over ( not the full turn just half way). and some nights i would wake up and i would notice that she did a complete turn but now she's not even trying anymore. what should i do? and also is it normal for her to only sit up for a few mins. at a time? |
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Eboni
Country: U.S.A.
my daughter will be 6 months on june 10th ans she's not turning over. at around 5 months she started to turn over ( not the full turn just half way). and some nights i would wake up and i would notice that she did a complete turn but now she's not even trying anymore. what should i do? and also is it normal for her to only sit up for a few mins. at a time? |
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Name:
lygkfzbjih
Country: Afghanistan
cod overnight tramadol |
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Name:
sonu
Country: Singapore
my daughter is 22 months old.she is very active.everything is fine but her h.c.is incresing very slow.she touches the border line of the chart.i'm little worried.anybody help me out. |
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Heather
Country: U.S.A.
all babies develop very differently!! for instance.. i had a baby girl who's now 6 1/2 months old, and my husbands long time friend had a baby boy born only hours after mine. we saw them for the first time in church this past sunday and were talking. my daughter started rolling over at 3 months, crawling at 4 1/2, sitting up by herself and pulling herself up about a month ago. his friends little boy is only rolling over so far. i've talked to my mom and to my husbands.. when it comes to brain smarts my husband is 100 times smarter than me, but i developed much quicker as a baby then he did! i was already walking around furniture at 6 months and my husbands couldn't even crawl until he was 9 months. age doesn't matter, and how fast they develop doesn't affect anything in the long run so don't stress about it. let nature run it's course! |
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Milly Simi
Country: Kenya
hey pple,
i have a three and ahalf month old daughter who was born at eight months. she`s very healthy and developing very well, she`s already sitting up, can stand for about five minutes, with my support, ofcourse and doin solids. hey mummies out there dont freak out , evry baby is unique and will develop uniquely. never ever force a child to do things, let every thing take its toll at her own pace and not yours. good luck and enjoy motherhood. |
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jase
Country: nepal
it usually varies from babies 2 babies, n 2 moms out there if u r really worry about ur baby den u might 1 2 seek professional help.if not let nature take it course. |
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Kathy
Country: usa
babies can, and sometimes do walk well before 10 months. the youngest i have seen walking on his own steam was 8 months. my son gave up crawling right after turning 9 months, and walked from then on. he fell a lot, but would pick himself up and keep going. on the other hand, this means nothing regarding intelligence or eventual development. my brother-in-law didn't walk until 16 months. he spent a lot of time taking his shoelaces out and putting them back in. he was working on fine motor skills when the the other babies were learning to control their legs. he is 54 years old, highly intelligent, and has his own construction company. and he walks very well. so, in the end, it didn't matter that he walked late. |
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jodie
Country: united kingdom
doesnt matter if your different we are all equal |
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Vinutha
Country: india
i will have to disagree
with your comment that babies walk by 10 months. i have known babies who take up 12-14 months to walk. |
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Trupti
Country: australia
my daughter was born 6 weeks early and only 1.85kg, but now she is a healthy one and hyper active. she started to satnd at 8 months and to walk at ten months, doctor was so surprised
yes , so every baby is different. we are really blessed by god having her in our life |
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Name:
annerbell
Country: united kingdom
just wanted to let everyone out there who is a parentthat i love my baby and would do anything 4 her no one coulled change that. claire i really do feel sorry for what happened to you i hope u and your baby share many happy times together. |
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Name:
jean
Country: united kingdom
no matter what any one tells you mothers no best stick to what you beleive |
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Name:
claire rycroft
Country: united kingdom
when i was in laybour i was terrified the doctors and nurses tol me to push even though they new there was a problem with how my baby was sat inside me, finally a doctor came in after 45 minutes and explained to the nurses that i was going to need a sersarian i did not think my baby would servive but now she is fit and healthy and ready for her first christmas. i couldof lost my baby that day if it want for that doctor! i called her shantey |
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Name:
courtney
Country: usa
i have a daughter that was born 2 months early. she is 9 months old now. she is doing well! ive been very fortunate to have a healthy daughter. my question is is it ok to stop giving her formula, and feed her table food? |
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sarah and kimberley
Country: united kingdom
children all develop at different stages, some children are less fortunate then others and dont develop their milestones at all any worries contact your doctor as he/she will know best xxx |
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