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Daughter has stiff legs when changing diapers, likes to point her toes and stands stiff (not jumpy) when held over lap. should i be concerned? (8.5m)
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No: Normal neuromuscular development, observe for the next milestone in her global development and check routinely with her pediatrician, enjoy your daughter
Answered 8/17/2015
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