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My baby girl birth weight is 2.8kg..now she is 3 months 10 days old and weight is 4.6kg..is that ok? She is able to hold her neck and move from side to side with a little bit of wobbling as of now when we put her on our shoulders.. Today I started tummy time but she didn't lift her head or body.. Is it normal? Should I keep trying or is it not that important and baby will learn it by herself after rolling? Please suggest.. I had a huge accident when I was 5 months pregnant and had to be on liquid diet till 6th mnth and baby is SGA with only AC lagging.. That is why I am worried even for small things related to baby..
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As per normal milestones development baby holds neck studyly with no wobble at 5 months and uplifting the body on hands at 12 weeks so your baby developed seems to be normal.
In SGA baby some sub normality is reported in global mile stones development please let her assess by Pedaitrician team for it.
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