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My 7 month old baby has just started rolling on to hus tummy and still not sitting up is this normal for him to be developing a little slow?
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Normal: Children will develop at different levels and at different time schedules than other children or as a book may say they will develop. Watch over the next few months to see if your child does equal others in developing.
Answered 3/3/2014
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