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Baby crawling
My baby is 11 months old now... She doesn't crawl at all... Doesnt even make any effort...cries whenever I put her on tummy time...is it normal or I need to consult doc... Though she pushes herself up with support...be it my hands...or bed or wall... Walks few steps wen she stands holding bed. . from one bed corner to another...
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Babies can start some milestones lately. Some start walking at 1 year and some at 2 years . Nothing much to worry about. Give some medications for strengthening his bones.
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Do physiotherapy.. He will crawl. No need to worry .
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