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8 month old baby girl
My baby is 8 months old weighing 8.8 kg and 65cm in height. She has not grown any teeth yet and has neither learned to crawl. Is it okay ?
An I teach her how to crawl, if yea how ?
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Hi I can fully understand your worry.
She is perfectly normal..
And you don't need to teach her crawl.. else u will end up crawling full house😁😁😄,
Give her tummy time.. she will learn to crawl on her own.
There is a range of age.. in which baby should do any particular activity.
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Nothing to worry if baby sits without support at this age.
Crawling comes between 8-10months , every child develops milestones little differences.
Teeth also starts sometimes at around 9-10 months.
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syp.calcium can be given 5ml once daily
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