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Mom of a 3 yr 11 m old boy3 years ago

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hi.. my baby is 4.5 months.. he can hold his head up.. but still a bit wobbly.. but when he turn to sides he has good control.. when can baby hold steadily in center position?

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ExpertDr. Mohammed imranPaediatrician3 years ago

A. locate your kids 4.5 months old baby is generally hold their head by 5 months of age as long as other developmental milestones at a normally do not worry. .

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Kalindi BhavsarMom of a 8 yr 2 m old boy3 years ago

A. Hi mommy Take healthy protein rich nutritious food including fenugreek ajwain butter to increase your breast milk avoid stress stay happy it also help to increase your breast milk you can take lactogen tablet to increase bm Burp well after evey feeding by holding your baby in straight right position and wait for burping atleat ten minutes

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