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A member asked:
6 month old baby boy sometimes go and hits head against sofa or wall repeatedly and plays..is it normal? how much should he intract with others in 6 m
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How mobile is he?: Normally a 6month old can scoot but is not otherwise very mobile. So it is a bit unclear exactly how is able to get to the wall to repeatedly bang is head. Can you provide more information?
Answered 11/17/2014
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