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Baby always looks down while carrying
Hi ..i have a baby who is abt to complete 6mnths by 18th nov..she has roll over at 4th mnth ..and trying to crawl..has good tummy time also but when i observed her most of the time like when i was carrying her or bathing or feeding ahe looks dwn...iam worried abt her neck cntrl ..is this normal ..how much time is needed for her full cntrl of neck..is thers anything i shld take care of or wry abt..she is 6.4 weight 1month back ..she is premature baby born at 32 weeks .with 2kg weight ..
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As you have mentioned a preterm 32 week baby now in the 6th month, the milestones of developmental and weight for the corrected age are acceptable. ( good infact).
I'm sure the R.O.P screen would have been done and also she is regularly being seen by your paediatrician as regarding developmental status.
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Mostly neck control should be complete in the coming month.
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Be cautious but don't stress yourself too much as it affects your baby too.
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