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Mom of a 5 yr 2 m old child4 years ago

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hi my son is 6 months 20 days he is just 6 kg and he is not rooling over to his back and he is sitting for 10 min if we help to sit is it fine I am very much worried. my friends 7 months child are crawling .

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Janani ViswanathanMom of 2 children4 years ago

A. You can give banana, potatoes, sweet potatoes and continue feeding breastmilk or formula. You can add homemade ghee in babys regular meals. You can also give warm rice mixed with curd around eight months. All these could help weight gain. Generally babies roll over around 6 to 7 months. Some may roll over early in 4 or 5 months. The baby's neck and arm has to get that strength to roll over. So it varies with every baby. Likewise Usually babies sit around four to seven months. By eight months most if them would be able to sit without support for few minutes. But this is not a definite rule and some babies can have a delay in reaching milestone. This doesn't necessarily mean any problem. Your baby should get her muscles strong enough to balance herself and it could differ with each baby. So keep encouraging her to sit by keeping pillows on her sides. She should be sitting soon.

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