Question 1

major developmental milestones to be observed in a 6 month old baby boy?

Accepted Answer

Develop milestones: Six month olds  are generally sitting unsupported (briefly), holding a cup/bottle, rolling both directions, babbling including consonants, responding to emotions of others, passing objects from one hand to the other, searches briefly for objects, and brings objects to the mouth.  They should be sleeping all night and napping at least twice daily.

Question 2

baby girl 4.5 months old, weights 5.95kg was born  3kg. is she underweight? she's otherwise healthy and meeting her developmental milestones

Accepted Answer

.: Normal weight. Babies usually double birth weigh by 4-5 months of age and your baby seems to be track.

Question 3

is it normal for a 14 month old child to have only 2 teeth? the baby is on target with height, weight and developmental milestones.  in fact he seems fairly bright. he just doesn't have more than 2 teeth.  thank you, worried grammie

Accepted Answer

Dear : Dear grammie:

don't worry. Every child will have a different eruption pattern. He may just be a late bloomer when it comes to this category.

And for the record, a late eruption pattern has nothing to do with his intelligence :-)

as long as he is healthy, everything should be just fine. Think of it this way.. Nothing you can do to make them erupt more quickly.

Question 4

what developmental milestones should a 7 weeks old baby have accomplished?

Accepted Answer

Age appropriate: 7weeks old baby follows objects .lift head when on tommy , smiles a  little makes cooing noise and recognizes mom

Question 5

my 9m old baby responds to any name called in a particular tone.donot differentiate his name.is it normal?other developmental milestones are good.

Accepted Answer

Infant development : Yes it's normal for infants to not recognize specific words. Sometimes the learn a word and forget it a few days or weeks. Repetition enhances the memory. As you as you noted  voice tone, facial expression also enhance language learning.

Question 6

my 31 month old son is walking on tippy toes lately. it's on and off. all other developmental milestones are perfect. is this a phase?

Accepted Answer

Try not to worry: Walking on the toes, is fairly common in children who beginning to walk. Most children outgrow it. Kids who continue toe walking beyond the toddler years may from habit. As long as your child is growing and developing normally, toe walking on its own is unlikely to be a cause of concern.
Yet, toe walking can be a sign of cp, md, autism or another generalized muscle/nerve disease but not alone.

Question 7

my daughter is 16 months and healthy. are there any health risks for her to travel 4 times a year from italy to the united states ? vaccines are up to date and she meets all developmental milestones.

Accepted Answer

Should be safe: The only possible mitigating factor would be the closed environment in an aircraft and the potential exposure to large numbers of people, both aboard and in terminals.  Sometimes children of this age may have upper respiratory (particularly eustacian tube) congestion due to the changes in ambient atmospheric pressure aboard the planes as well. Buono furtuno.

Question 8

what are the developmental milestones of kids from 3 to 4 years?

Accepted Answer

A Good Resource: There are many developmental stages (physical, social, cognitive) from 3 to 4 years old. Here's a good source of information: www.Healthychildren.Org.

Question 9

what is the development of a 3 year old like as far as developmental milestones?

Accepted Answer

Becoming a little pe: Most three year olds can run, climb, jump, pedal a tricycle, help dress and completely undress themselves, fedd themselves, speak in sentences and follow most directions. Most are toilet trained or able to be trained. They have a sense of humor and want to try to do most things by themselves before seeking extra help.

Question 10

what are the most important developmental milestones?

Accepted Answer

Each milestone impo: All developmental milestones are important in that they relate to skill development.  If one is skipped, like crawling to go directly to standing/walking there is little concern. But language and social emotional milestones are very important due to effects on communication, learning, and relationships with others.  Adult support and stimulation is a key feature to help in development.

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Baby girl 4.5 months old, weights 5.95kg was born 3kg. is she underweight? she's otherwise healthy and meeting her developmental milestones

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Is it normal for a 14 month old child to have only 2 teeth? the baby is on target with height, weight and developmental milestones. in fact he seems fairly bright. he just doesn't have more than 2 teeth. thank you, worried grammie

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What developmental milestones should a 7 weeks old baby have accomplished?

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My 9m old baby responds to any name called in a particular tone.donot differentiate his name.is it normal?other developmental milestones are good.

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My 31 month old son is walking on tippy toes lately. it's on and off. all other developmental milestones are perfect. is this a phase?

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My daughter is 16 months and healthy. are there any health risks for her to travel 4 times a year from italy to the united states ? vaccines are up to date and she meets all developmental milestones.

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What are the developmental milestones of kids from 3 to 4 years?

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What are the most important developmental milestones?

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