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Rolling over
Baby will be 6 months old in next week. Exclusive bfbirth weight 3.3kg...and at 4.5 months 6.7 kg weight
She rolled from front to her belly on around 4.5 months.but didnt rolled from belly to front till now.
Is that a problem...and she cant sit without support too...
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For any developmental delays we have to wait for the range of normal period recommended 2 months on either side . Monthly evaluation and attainment of additional developmental milestones can give re assurance to us.
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It's not a problem.rolling from belly to front milestone occurs in 6 to 7 months. You have mentioned that she can sit without support which is also perfect for her age.Her milestones are absolutely normal.
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She s too young for you to expect her to sit without support. Anywys rolling over is achieved whether front to back or back to front doesn't matter
She will sit with support soon and learn other things soon
Don't compare ur child s milestones with other kids they all take their own time.
As long as she s active playfull feeding well passing urine u shdnt be worried.
Ofcourse if u feel something is weird or not adding up see your pediatrician
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
More detailed history required. You can wait for 1-2 months to sit with support
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