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Early motor skills
My baby started sitting on his own and even standing holding things early, than a normal baby. Will it be a sign that he will have a low intelligence level in future?
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Earlier physical milestones are actually a sign of good progress
To focus on Good early childhood development
I advice
NO SCREEN Time upto age of 2 years atleast
After that too restrict to weekend 1/2 hr or so at one time
Interactivity games
With family
Reading or telling stories to him Mainly in your mother tongue first
Next Steps
Please don’t have such misconceptions and misinformation
Health Tips
Happy Healthy atmosphere at home
Both parents involved in child rearing
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Nothing to worry. Early Milestones and intelligence are not inter related.
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