saying lazy just puts it lightly

robbins25 · February 2013

my lil one will not roll crawl stand or pull self up and lazy is just how i see it honestly she sits up on her own and does crunches like crazy she still has a bald spot on the back of her because she lifts her body with her feet and either bouces or pushes herself back. my other 2 older girls were on track im almost concerned the 9month check up is coming up on tues and i just dont want to her anything bad any other lil ones like this she just refuses to do these things

WildcatPrincess · February 2013

DD was immobile until 10.5 months, all she did was roll over and sit when put that way. The pedi wasn't at all concerned at her 9 month.

SteelCity44 · February 2013

At 10 months, if I sat my kid somewhere and left the room for 20 minutes (no, I never left him that long), he would be in the exact same position when I returned. A week later, he started moving, and now at almost 11 months, he won't sit still. Totally normal.

shealy12 · February 2013

Blake will be 10m tomorrow, and he doesn't really roll. I know he can because he has before, but he's really not interested. He's not crawling either. When he's on his butt, he does this lil scoot, and will move a foot or so, but that's it. On his belly, he just started to lift his butt up and scoot back a little. Im not really concerned yet. He will stand, and is starting to take steps with me holding his hands, but isn't pulling himself up on things yet. He will if I hold my thumbs out. All babies develop at different rate, and I know it's hard not to compare. My pedi wasn't concerned at all at our 9m appt.

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