Can't sit at 11months

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Asked for Male, 1 Years

My babybaby is 11 months oldat ..he can't sit upat with out support..More ovrmonths he isis very lessvery attentive ..am very worried.

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Dr. Sharmila Patil Pediatrician 25 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sharmila Patil

Pediatrician 25 yrs exp Pune

That seems to be a relatively delayed milestone. What about the other milestones?

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Visit a developmental and behavioural paediatrician for early intervention.

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