![]() Views on Article - Development of Gross Motor Skills Name: Eboni Country: U.S.A. Comment: 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? Name: Eboni Country: U.S.A. Comment: 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? Name: lygkfzbjih Country: Afghanistan Comment: cod overnight tramadol Name: sonu Country: Singapore Comment: 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. Name: Heather Country: U.S.A. Comment: 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! Name: Milly Simi Country: Kenya Comment: 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. Name: jase Country: nepal Comment: 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. Name: Kathy Country: usa Comment: 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. Name: jodie Country: united kingdom Comment: doesnt matter if your different we are all equal Name: Vinutha Country: india Comment: 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. Name: Trupti Country: australia Comment: 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 Name: annerbell Country: united kingdom Comment: 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. Name: jean Country: united kingdom Comment: no matter what any one tells you mothers no best stick to what you beleive Name: claire rycroft Country: united kingdom Comment: 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 Name: courtney Country: usa Comment: 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? Name: sarah and kimberley Country: united kingdom Comment: 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 Name: Alejandra Country: canada Comment: I have an 11 month old baby boy who has been sitting on his own since he was 6 months and has been crawling since he was 9 months, recently he started to walk around furniture but has also lost his apetite for solids, he only wants to drink his formula, could this be caused by him getting most of his teeth? Name: Emma Country: palestinian Comment: Thank you for all of your information and help. it has all been great. i have taken on board what you said and so thank you Name: zoe Country: united kingdom Comment: it doesent matter wether other children walk before other every child is independent and will do things at there own speed so stop worrying Name: ulanda Country: south Africa Comment: hi there, my baby boy is about 9 1/2 months old. He is not crawling properly yet, but he stands up againt stuff and takes a few steps. Everyone is right, this is a wonderful time, mothers enjoy enjoy enjoy, soon they will not want to hug or kiss u nemore. Wishing you loads of huggies and kisses and gurgles and smiles Name: Kathy Country: usa Comment: I have to disagree with your comment that most babies are walking well by 10 months. I'm a pediatric nurse and I've only seen one or two babies walking at 10 months, and they were just starting to walk, certainly not walking well. False information like this is bound to stress mothers out. Please check your facts. Name: Heidi Country: usa Comment: I know a baby that will be three years old soon and doesn't walk, talk, or even eat solid food yet! My nephew that is a month and a half older has been doing the above since he was about 9 months. I am worried for the baby that his mother isn't providing well for him. Does anyone know why he refuses to do these simple thing and if he will ever learn to do them? I am extremely worried for both the mother and the baby. Anyone with any kind of advice or answers, please email me at guate_21@hotmail.com Name: liz Country: usa Comment: hi anybody know anything about motor skills. please help by april 27 2005 i have a report. my email is music101space@yahoo.com Name: Madam Shital Country: india Comment: I have same problem. My son was 9 months old. Still, 9 months, he is feeding & taking extra milk. But, since last week, he is avoid it. Can u help or reply on kp2127@rediffmail.com Name: Sandwell College Country: england Comment: Everyones worried about their childs development because they want them to be normal.. i think everybody needs to relax a little. Every child is different everyone develops at different stages so dont worry ppl. If you've got a major concern then go to your GP or hospital im sure they'll help you more than you sitting at home on the internet making people freak you out more! USE YOUR HEADS PEOPLE THIS IS REALITY NOT NO HINDI FILM! Name: anu roy Country: india Comment: My 9mth old baby fell from the cot (one and a half ft in ht)at seven months..no apparent damage, cried minimally, EEG shows slight abnormality, exhibits minor twitches (controlled by 9ml daily dose of Gardenal syrup) Head-holding, turing over tummy, crawling, holding out hand for grabbing, all there. But she's still not sitting up. She was born by Caesarian section, wt was 5 and a half pounds, 12 days premature. Should I worry? Experts pls help ! Name: Crystal Country: usa Comment: All the comments were useful to me and my report, thanks to all. Name: preeti sinha Country: india Comment: This is true every baby is different and they take their own time to reach mile stones such as sitting, crawling, walking, talking. i saw new mom's mail , they seem patrified that baby is yet nt walking, talking , sitting....i ve a suggestion to all of them . STOP FREAKING OUT!!!! GIVE YOUR BABY TIME TO DO THINGS. THEY JUST CAME IN TO THIS WORLD AND YOU WANT THEM TO DO EVERY THING ACC. TO BOOKS OR MONTH BY MONTH. RELAX! GIVE YOUR BABY TIME AND SUPPORT. THEY WILL CRAWL, WALK, TALK ETC. WHEN THEY ARE READY AND NOT WHEN YOU ARE.... SO ENJOY THIS PRECIOUS TIME WITH THEM COZ' THEY GROW REAL FAST ...AND I MEAN REAL FAST!!! ALL THE BEST TO ALL NEW MOMS!! Name: head control Country: india Comment: My son is premature by 1 1/2 months .He actively moves his hands and legs,has started clasping his hand together,gives a social smile but has not yet deveoped head control.can u tell me if there is anything wrong?he lifts his head for a second or two when i hold him on my shoulders.pls reply me on dips1975@rediffmail.com Name: anu Country: india Comment: why ve u not answered my query Name: anu Country: india Comment: my daughter is nearly six months but she still does not hold her neck up for long time and does not as yet turn on her stomach is it normal what is normal time range how long shd we wait if u could ps answer my question my email id is anu_himanshu@hotmail.com thnks Name: Trina Country: usa Comment: I have three daughters and they all started walking at different ages, my oldest started walking at 9 months. So I would say it's safe to say that all children are different and will development at it's own pace. Everyone just have assumptions on when a child shoud development different milestones, but parents don't get discouraged if your child is not developing at the rate in which they assume is the average age. Name: Lauren Country: england Comment: A lot of the comments are negative, but people have to remember these are only averages, parents who worry should just remember, there child is different. I am using this for the benefit of my work, and it's a real help. Name: gillian Country: canada Comment: i agree this sight is misleading. some info is false and can unnecessarily worry some parents. Name: DD Country: usa Comment: Your site says, "By the tenth month your baby should be able to walk well" I have seen many babies and most of them walk independently from 11 to 14 months. I have never seen a 10 month old walk without holding onto something. Name: homer Country: india Comment: DOH!!! Name: Kashmier Country: england Comment: I agree with the views and the different sorts of views people have. My twins weigh only 2 pounds they are prematurely born and need plenty of care. Name: T. HARITHA. Country: india Comment: By the Grace of Lord Shri Shri Kalki Baghavan, my daughter T. Haritha is perfect as per the Lord Shri Shri Kalki Baghavan. My family is surendered our's Saranakathi to the Lord Shri Shri Kalki Bagahvan's LOTUS FEET. My E. Mail address: thiru_haritha@rediffmail.com. Name: srilak Country: india Comment: My baby is 11 months old. He is not sitting his own. In 9th month he use to crawl with his stomch. his weight is 7.8 kgs. From 1 week only he drinks milk. My email address is srilaxmi76@rediffmail.com Name: srilakshmi Country: india Comment: My baby is 11 months old, still he is not sitting his own,otherwise he is very active, he use to crowl with his stomch. he stopped solid food to eat only he likes to drink milk. My email id is srilaxmims_rediffmail.com Name: shital Country: india Comment: My baby is premature and 11 months old. He can not crawl or walk. For the last 15 days he has stopped eating solid food also. What is the reason behind it? Name: rachel Country: usa Comment: this is a great site... im a native american but have fallen easily in love with indian food and culture. im a new mommy (8 month old girl) thanks for the recipes Name: Karishma Shetty Country: india Comment: yes i truly agree with the above comments that all babies walk at 10 months my baby is now 18 months, still she holds me and walks because of her weight ps tell me is it ok, she calls me only mum thats it.. and ajja, is it normal ps help my email add miss_shetty@yahoo.com Name: Christian Country: usa Comment: My Sister-In-Law said If I put my son in a walker to soon he wouldn't develope his muscles as well. He is 4 months old and can hold his self up very well. He practically stands on his own! So do you think that's true? Name: devika Country: india Comment: what to feed a 20 month old kid? Name: Andrea Country: usa Comment: The statement that babies SHOULD be able to walk well by the tenth month is false. Anytime before 18 months is considered normal. Name: shankar Country: india Comment: i second the opinion expressed by radhika. please stress the fact that not all babies reach all the milestones at the same time. you must put in a special reference for pre-mature babies whose milestone are in general quite different from normal babies. Name: radhika Country: india Comment: your milestone chart cabn be very distressing to some parents. please add that whre walking is concerned, it can be even sixteen months before baby takes his/her first step and atill be normal. Name: Ravi Country: india Comment: I record all the movements of my child right from his birthday. His each and every development is ecorded in my camera. 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