#AskTheExpert Sir mu baby is 5 month 20 days old he always try to stand up when anyone pick up him it is noticed that his both legs( much right leg)& knee s getting vibration for few seconds so many time in a day.. IS it normal.. or any issue sir please tell me 🙏

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looks ok
also note this
 Generally
Rolling over comes at 2-5 months of age.

Proper neck holding comes at 3-5 months of age.

Commomly baby start to sit with support at 5-7 months of age and

Sit without support at 6-8 months of age

Baby start to crawl at 7-9 months of age

Baby start to stand with support at 10-11 months of age

And stand without support at 11-13 months of age

Baby start to walk with support at 12-14 months of age and walk without support at 14 -15 months of age.

Wait for some more days

Encourage ur baby for each and every activities of ur baby

Stay with ur baby only

It will help  for  early achievement of millstones. 
kds

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In most cases, these extra movements are completely normal and harmless, and, in most cases, your baby will outgrow them. Babies can, however, have seizures, so it's important to understand the difference between normal baby shakes and a more serious issue.

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Actually Sir his legs bones are vibrating from 3 months & still continuing at first I was a little bit ignoring it.. because he is very active & didn't cry during stand up while anyone pick up him.. Only his legs bone vibration is tension for me.. Thank you

#AskTheExpert Sir mu baby is 5 month 20 days old he always try to stand up when anyone pick up him it is noticed that his both legs( much right leg)& knee s getting vibration for few seconds so many time in a day.. IS it normal.. or any issue sir please tell me 🙏

A. Actually Sir his legs bones are vibrating from 3 months & still continuing at first I was a little bit ignoring it.. because he is very active & didn't cry during stand up while anyone pick up him.. Only his legs bone vibration is tension for me.. Thank you

A. In most cases, these extra movements are completely normal and harmless, and, in most cases, your baby will outgrow them. Babies can, however, have seizures, so it's important to understand the difference between normal baby shakes and a more serious issue.