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Why is my 9month old so active? ever since she was an infant, she has been very active.moving all the time, wont hold still at all..dr says she's fine.
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Maybe normal : An extremely active 9 month old may be normal, or the hyperactivity might be an early sign of a neurodevelopmental problem. If it persists, discuss with pediatrician at every visit.
Answered 4/18/2013
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