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Why Is My 8 Month Child Not Crawling?

am worried, my baby has not started crawling.she will be eight month tomorrow. can food like indomie, cerelac, solid food can make her heavy and will not make her to walk. like wat kind of food and fruits can I be given her now.although she is still taking breast milk.
Wed, 30 Jul 2014
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Hi, thanks for asking.
I can understand your concerns.
Normally babies crawl by nine months of age. And some babies may not crawl at all and directly learn to walk.
Does your baby sit with out support? can your baby come to sitting position from lying down position on her own? If so then there is nothing to worry. If not then you should get her formal developmental assessment.
I hope I have helped you.
Thank you.
Dr. Meera Kotecha
Developmental and behavioural paediatrician
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Why Is My 8 Month Child Not Crawling?

Hi, thanks for asking. I can understand your concerns. Normally babies crawl by nine months of age. And some babies may not crawl at all and directly learn to walk. Does your baby sit with out support? can your baby come to sitting position from lying down position on her own? If so then there is nothing to worry. If not then you should get her formal developmental assessment. I hope I have helped you. Thank you. Dr. Meera Kotecha Developmental and behavioural paediatrician