Mari+Bela
She is 7 months old. She doens't like to be with me. She won't hug me or give kisses. She get frustrated VERY easily and hits her toys. She won't let me hug her. It's as if she were indifferent around me, or anyone else for that matter. Is this normal behavior for an infant?
Answer
baby is not suppose to be emotionless babies for a very strong bond with the person who takes care of them most, an emotionless baby is def. a sign of autism
Among the early signs and symptoms that parents and Pediatricians look for to alert them that a child needs further evaluation for autism include:
â¢not smiling by six months of age
â¢not babbling, pointing or using other gestures by 12 months
â¢not using single words by age 16 months
â¢not using two word phrases by 24 months
â¢having a regression in development, with any loss of language or social skills
Infants with autism might also avoid eye contact, and as they get older, act as if they are unaware of when people come and go around them
baby is not suppose to be emotionless babies for a very strong bond with the person who takes care of them most, an emotionless baby is def. a sign of autism
Among the early signs and symptoms that parents and Pediatricians look for to alert them that a child needs further evaluation for autism include:
â¢not smiling by six months of age
â¢not babbling, pointing or using other gestures by 12 months
â¢not using single words by age 16 months
â¢not using two word phrases by 24 months
â¢having a regression in development, with any loss of language or social skills
Infants with autism might also avoid eye contact, and as they get older, act as if they are unaware of when people come and go around them
I take care of a 7 month old baby who is not rolling over yet. Should I be concerned?
sassypants
He is holding and reaching for toys. We have tummy time (not his favorite, but we do it) He holds his own bottle. Holds his head up, etc. While laying on his back he will roll to his side, but not all the way over.
Answer
http://www.babycenter.com/refcap/baby/babydevelopment/6504.html
When to be concerned
If your baby hasn't figured out how to flip one way or the other by the time he's about 6 months old and isn't showing any interest in getting around by any other means, bring it up the next time you talk to his doctor. Babies develop skills differently, some more quickly than others â and some babies never really take to rolling over. But if your child hasn't moved on to sitting and trying to scoot or crawl instead, ask his doctor about it. Keep in mind that premature babies may reach this and other milestones later than their peers.
http://www.babycenter.com/refcap/baby/babydevelopment/6504.html
When to be concerned
If your baby hasn't figured out how to flip one way or the other by the time he's about 6 months old and isn't showing any interest in getting around by any other means, bring it up the next time you talk to his doctor. Babies develop skills differently, some more quickly than others â and some babies never really take to rolling over. But if your child hasn't moved on to sitting and trying to scoot or crawl instead, ask his doctor about it. Keep in mind that premature babies may reach this and other milestones later than their peers.
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