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#asktheexperts My Son has just completed 5 months. He is barely trying to roll over. Is it a problem? also is it possible for babies to skip roll over and move to next development steps.
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Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children3 years agoA. a baby will start Sitting with support by 6 months of age and by 7 to 8 months baby will sit without support than by 9 months usually baby crawls and in 10 months baby wtill stand with support.
After 12 to 15 months baby will start Walking independtently and sometimes it may take even longer but in no case any Walker should be avoided as it can cause recurrent fall injury and delay in the walking because the child lacks confidence of walking independently.
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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl3 years agoA. You should go ahead with keeping your child on tummy moreover when you give more of tummy time to the child they normally try to make an effort to flip over and in that way your child will probably be able to learn it better to go ahead with thatWrite Your Answer Here
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