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My son is 5 months, 19 pounds and 27 inches. he cant put his feet to his face. he shows interest in them and grabs at them but cant bring them all the way up. is it because hes chubby?
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It could be due to his body habitus. If this is the case, the baby fat, so to speak, will eventually go away and then the natural flexibility will be there. If there is still concern, see his pediatrician.
Answered 8/16/2023
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