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Mom of a 1 yr 4 m old boy6 months ago

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my baby is 9 month still doesn't get head control, he can hold his head for few sec fall down while tummy time, can roll right side fully and come back to the position. no grasping toys. plz help me what to do

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Author of questionMom of 2 children6 months ago

A. yes I'm doing therapy to him even I'm worry about his development,MRI BRIAN result normal, all blood test are normal, even why he hasn't get head control I don't know.

RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl6 months ago

A. Maam I think your child is having quite a delay in the growth of the child because the total head control is there by the time of six months and kids can hold things well and this a lot of kids can learn to stand and walk with support also I believe it’s very important for you to have a full physical assessment of your child

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