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Four month baby not able to move sides
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My baby was born after completion on 34 weeks ,her birth weight was 2.4 kg.
Now she is almost 5.5 kg and would be completing her fourth month.
She is not still able to turn sides or roll to stomach ,she tries to balance her neck a bit.
Rest all things are good she recognises faces ,do eye contact ,grabs things, smiles,responses to sound and eye movement is also good.
Is it normal that she is still not able to turn sides?
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Yess not able to turn sides at 4 months is fine she s right on course. Also since she s a premature baby give her a bit more time than usual.
Anywys turning from side to side is a milestone achieved at 4 and half to 5 and a half months so give ur baby some time.
We ur visits to the pediatrician regular so as to assess milestones achieved as per age.
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