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12 month old not pulling up
Hello doctor, My daughter is 1 year old, She dosent crawl or pull up on furniture to stand. She bumshuffels a bit rarely and rolls only on bed. She cannot get in to sitting position independently and visaversa but she sits unassisted since 7 month old.
She cruises well if i make her stand but does not pull up on furniture and does not go on knees she will pull up with our hands
She can stand unassisted for few minutes
she can walk well holding fingers without putting weight on our fingres just needs safty
says mama papa tata waves nods etc
she was scanned for hip dysplacia
should i wait or show to neurologist? or she seems normal?
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Development assessment should be done
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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7 yrs exp
Vadodara
By 13 months, child should stand alone and walk few steps.
If you are using walker than stop using it as it may delay the motor milestones (movement) of the child, as child doesn't have to put the efforts.
Encourage the child to move.
Can consult a pediatrician for checking the tone of the child's body parts as high or low tone can delay the movement and it gets well with physiotherapy.
Red flag signs: no independent standing or walking by 15 months
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