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Baby eye contact
My baby is 3 month 15 days old while laying on bed he talks alot makes voices but when I make him sit sometimes with help of pillow still not able to hold neck....when I call him he avoids making eye contact with me... when I come infront of his face he watch here and there or either watching down and when I force him to watch me he cries...if I show some toy he makes his neck up sometimes smile and makes voices is this normal kindly advice
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At this age, it isn't a cause of concern. Neck holding with complete control will develop eventually till 4-6 months. Do not attempt to make the baby sit and be cautious while holding him till neck holding develops. Fixation will follow.
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Neck holding generally comes around 4 months and generally fixing following also comes at the same age so no need to worry and dont make your baby sit its too early
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