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2month 22 days eye contact
My baby s 2 months 22 days old.. she gives eyecontact n smile when she s laid down on her back.. when i lift her n make her stand on my tummy she completely avoids eyecontact.. is it smething alarming?? Should i contact doc abt dis??
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No. There is nothing alarming. Try talking to her .
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Dr. Harpreet Singh
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9 yrs exp
Jalandhar
It's ok,dnt worry .
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Dr. Ajit Kumar Verma
Pediatrician
41 yrs exp
Kolkata
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Dr. Priyatharini
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello. If she is being alert, smiling and looking at you when lying on back it’s great!
When you make her stand it’s a lot of work and she may not enjoy because she’s not developmentally ready for that. So that is not alarming.
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Carefully observe for all milestones and visit a Pediatrician regularly .
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