Baby should be able to see mom's face, track it, smile, and follow along. ..  need a developmental assessment plus vision and hearing checks.

Greetings 6-month-old child typically meets key milestones like babbling vowels, laughing out loud, and sitting with minimal trunk support.The parent's description specifically highlights a lack of eye contact, absent babbling, and restricted back-and-forth social communication.These missed markers can serve as early red flags for language, social-emotional, or neurodevelopmental disorders like autism spectrum disorder.We strongly recommend evaluating the child's development through an official checkup with a pediatrician as soon as possible.

If the baby is able to look at objects and is following it is a good sign. Baby should be smiling at mother and other faces. Rolling over reversing trying to sit in tripod position is good. Vision needs to be checked. Development assessment is necessary.

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at 6months baby should b able to see, track , smile and follow moms face . continous sterotypical movements are not normal .... needs development assessment , vision and hearing check

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Some of the features you describe (reduced eye contact, limited cooing/babbling, lack of back-and-forth interaction) warrant a developmental assessment, although they do not confirm any specific diagnosis on their own. The good signs are that she smiles, squeals, recognizes feeds, and is rolling over. However, at 6 months we would usually expect frequent social interaction, good eye contact, and regular vocalization/babbling. I would recommend a developmental evaluation by your pediatrician rather than waiting. Early assessment is important whenever parents notice concerns about social communication. In the meantime, spend plenty of face-to-face time talking, singing, reading, and responding to her sounds while limiting screen exposure. Please seek an earlier review if there is loss of previously acquired skills, poor response to sound/name, poor feeding, or reduced social smiling.

Usually at 6months baby should do eye contact, babbling and cooing. You can wait 1 more month by that time if these milestones not developed then needs to consult physically with Pediatrician

Did the baby cried after birth ? Any history of hypoxia during delivery ?