4 Strange Behaviors New Parents Need To Be Prepared For (And What To Do When You See Them)

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks for watching! What strange behavior does your little one do? Don't forget to get your free 0 - 12 months old developmental milestone chart here: brightestbeginning.com/12monthmilestones/

[@sonyatillman8186]

I would love to communicate with you about my son. Do you have a direct contact email?

[@DonaldBrandonwilliam]

My 7 month son start shaking his head side to side around a week now I was so scared because I don't know how to let him stop it... pls is there anything i can do ?

[@sarahvanes7493]

Probably the most helpful video I’ve seen in the last 8 months of my baby’s life. Thanks so much!

[@EmmaHubbard]

You are so welcome!

[@wrenblackwell4417]

THANK YOU. My husband and I have a 9 month old and we essentially started over, our other littles aren't so little anymore. Its fascinating all the things you forget are normal

[@EmmaHubbard]

You are so welcome!

[@chelle2093]

My 8mth old started with the head shaking.. I think he thinks it’s funny now because we all react but after google I was so worried .. thank you my mind is at ease a little now

[@chelle2093]

He has stopped

[@nicoleali9532]

How long did it take before he stopped ?

[@MintoIssac]

Out Son started shaking his head side to side ever since he was able to sit upright without assistance. It became a way for him to greet others when he sees them for the first time. We've celebrated his first birthday last week, These days he uses the head shake to let us know when he is tired and wants to sleep.

[@lalchhuanmawii5688]

This cleared up my worries....Thank you❤

[@micaelaG10]

This was so helpful and wish I would've had this info when my baby was little. I hope this brings some peace to some of the new parents worrying right now :)

[@EmmaHubbard]

I hope so too!

[@Mythreads]

Thank God!! You just swiped away my worries. Thank you so much 💓

[@marybethdearmonbailey2254]

My son shook his head from side to side from 8 months until 2 years. And he is totally normal! I think they mostly do this from excitement; also they love that dizzy feeling from shaking their heads from side to side

[@geriguzman3208]

Thank you for saying this, I’m currently freaking out a little since my 7 month old started doing this!

[@motivationforlife3330]

Yes my baby too shivers whenever he feels excited

[@Just_A_Casual_Fan_Sorry]

Our son also shake his head from side to side. He's about 2 years now. But he also doesn't respond to his name and minimal eye contact. We're gonna have him assessed.

[@groovyowususekyere1248]

Samehere with my 11months old son.. kind of worried as a first time mother.

[@ftafamily6448]

Omg my son is 14months an shakes his head side to side when ever hes sleepy. Its freaking me out. Thank you

[@flyby3079]

My 15 month old will shake his head but only when he doesn’t want anymore food so we figure thats his way of telling us no.

[@simonemedley922]

you never stop learning I'm.deputy manager but mainly worked with older children 3-4s not in baby room much but this was really helpful

[@EmmaHubbard]

So glad you found it helpful!

[@priyasamson7900]

My baby is 11 months old 2 kicks and rolling on the floor to pick up her toys sitting independently and rotating and stands with support I was worried that she dint crawl but when I saw this step scooty crawl I m happy thank u for this video

[@suprad0zad3vise]

Thank you so much for this! My concern is or was the hands and feet twirling. You really reassured me. I do feel my son is doing this to show excitement. But still it sits in the back of my mind.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Glad I was able to reassure you. It sometimes helps if you look at what is happening around your little one. If they are doing the movement and trying to share enjoyment with you then it is definitely a cute way that they are communicating with you!

[@mariaeugeniamartinezcalder9017]

My 8 month old does the same, and I’m worried, it helped me seeing this video but same, still sits in the back of my head

[@amyleehewson6794]

@@EmmaHubbard my baby does this movement a lot, but I notice it’s when she is bored or excited or upset. Like she doesn’t know how to express herself so this is how it comes out. Is that normal?

[@rachelh-p5620]

Really helpful - as always. Appreciate how you get straight into it without the typical endless intro babble of others! Thank you

[@micaelaG10]

100000% agree with this!

[@Fjay10]

First time dad, really really thin line between normal and autism signs my baby does circulate motion with he's wrists and hands, and was really worried. But after watching this video i recalled him doing those movements when he's tired, bored or hungry. Literally never randomly. You made me feel better, we'll still talk about it with he's pediatrician 🙏 thank you so much

[@darkl3ad3r]

How's your baby doing now?

[@Fjay10]

@@darkl3ad3r thanks for checking up, he's doing amazing 1 year old and growing strong and perfectly "normal" per say

[@darkl3ad3r]

@@Fjay10 that's fantastic super happy to hear that. I hope when my daughter is 1 I can feel as confident about saying she's normal too. She's got another 6 months to go until she's there and definitely gives us some concerns. We'll see how she develops over time.

[@Fjay10]

@@darkl3ad3r there's other issues that happen along the way, as a first time parent we're learning each day try to enjoy EVERY second right now, i know it can be hell but trust me you'll want those hells days back when they grow as fast as they do. Best of luck and in 6 months ill check up on you guys

[@mariatayyab2604]

first time mom , I have 18 month girl , she refuse drinking milk when she's 15 days till now . between that we go for NG tube for 7 month . but i m tied now . the speach therapiest works , the pediatricion say its nothing , we do all tests and gestro specialist do everything .but nothing works .

[@LHaney]

5:15 Did not know it was perfectly normal for my infant to gag when starting solids. Thanks!

[@seveenteeenbaby2150]

my baby is 5 months and started doing the #1, this made me feel way better. I'm a first time mom and I'm supper paranoid 😢 and stressed'

[@Mara-hi3wv]

We should relax together ❤

[@enerien]

Oh my God, this video has saved my sanity. Yesterday my son (9 months) started doing that thing with his hand , opening and closing his fists just like the video with your daughter. I am a physical therapist for babies and children with disabilities so I am going crazy all the time. Thank you so much!

[@EmmaHubbard]

No worries at all! I understand why you would be concerned. When I first saw my daughter twirl her hands and feet I did start to worry but quickly realised it was excitement. She really loved her food!😂

[@TB-rx1ue]

@@EmmaHubbard my twin a twirls hands and feet a lot so I was worried! He’s a ball of fire haha

[@ioanad1633]

Wow same!!!! I was already wondering if babies get arthrytis! 😂

[@tomatostellar]

My LO was moving his hand by his wrist up and down when he was around 5-6 months, I was also worried!

[@shelbyrehahn6778]

Sometime i think the more education we have in the medical field theore we stress and worry about every little thing they do. Its caused me so much stress and anxiety so im glad im not alone in this

[@KikiKeren]

Thank you for this - so helpful and reassuring!

[@EmmaHubbard]

You are so welcome!

[@WVgrl59]

I just read this in a British article, "Landau Reflex is a secondary reflex that appears around the fourth month of the baby’s life and whose absence may be an indicator of motor weakness or a slower mental development." Why would they say that is it because they're leaving after something else goes along with it?

[@eas2252]

1st week home with our newborn, she burped up through both her nose and mouth while laying on her back. As she continued sputtering and choking and crying, I calmly lifted her out, rolled her face down, and started wiping her face before burping her some more. My wife was shocked at how calm I was. 8 years lifeguarding! If they're coughing or crying, they're still fine.

[@elohogheneakatika5815]

I love and enjoy your teaching. Thank You and God bless

[@EmmaHubbard]

I'm so glad!

[@tierneymay980]

My little one loves to do the step-crawl mix on non-carpeted surfaces, because she seems to like being able to quickly sit up and look around. That one lag down seems to let her quickly balance in a sitting position.

[@ms.chlaire]

Thank you for sharing.

[@britneywendel3305]

I love how informative these videos are and the footage they use to convey the points…this one was full of such cute babies! Lol.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thank you so much!

[@cathnessdie2796]

oh my God I was so worried because my daughter had been doing wrist twisting and when on tummy time with his hands like flying. I read that it is related to autism. but with your explanation it gave me a relief! thank you heaps!!!

[@aswathyachu8894]

Is your baby ok??

[@juliacheselske4577]

Thank you for posting this video! I was worried sick about my daughter rolling her hands and feet.

[@Sempai_Paisem]

Thanks a lot from France, your video is really helpful and really well structured. The only point that i don't get on the net (before asking to a doctor) is about agressivity: sometimes my 9months baby tend to be a bit agressive like putting his fingers in eyes, pulling dad's bear, refusing to be changed ... Is anyone else in the same case ?

[@kulturveedebiyat1473]

Moi aussi cest pareil maintenant est ce que votre bebe est bien maintenant?

[@nekoneko3838]

My son did another type of pre-walking. He walked on his knees! From the time we was about 11 months until about 14 months when he started using his feet!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks for sharing. I have only seen this a handful for times while working as an OT.

[@BaringcatherineLesline-ck5im]

My baby is 4 months and he screams a lot, I don know if it's normal or if it's something to worry about

[@manjuraiofficial]

I guess it's okay because even my daughter use to scream alot 4-5 mnths

[@MayhemMcGhie]

Very normal. He’s discovering his voice

[@mrs.228]

Try massaging with your fingertips.

[@c.parker8439]

What are some developmental milestones for language development? What are some strategies to help parents support their child's language skills?

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi! On my channel I have a few videos on how to help support a child's language development. They should help!

[@rinithakur5278]

My son does what your daughter did, Emma! Thank you for your video and inputs. ❤ I hope he grows out of it with God's blessings. 🙏

[@djdannybhtx]

Great video, thank you!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Glad you liked it!

[@SarahbearJayne]

Emma! Can you PLEASE make a video about steps to stop my little one from THROWING EVERYTHING. He is getting himself and others hurt. He refuses to play with toys in any way other than throwing. Even large, heavy, dangerous toys. Thank you!

[@KM-nq7hz]

Give your baby things that can break. The startling sound will stop them from doing it.

[@SarahbearJayne]

@@KM-nq7hz wow really? I should try that

[@92spice18]

@@KM-nq7hzthat sounds extremely dangerous.

[@92spice18]

Have you tried modeling the proper way to use the toys? You can also teach gentle vs. rough playing and provide positive reinforcement when they play gently. Also, when you hand them a toy don’t say “don’t throw it.” Just hearing the word “throw” might make them want to throw it. Instead give them a command that matches what you want them to do like “hug the bear”, “drive the truck”, “ bounce the ball.”

[@angelagamingandshorts3634]

My baby did this today while getting sleepy and i got so much worried but this video soothes me

[@sparklegirl_1477]

Thank you! My baby at three months old started doing the swimming thing when on tummy time! Good to know! Thanks!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Happy to help!

[@FeannaFey]

My little brother used to, for a while, push himself up with his arms, move backwards and forwards and then throw himself forwards onto his stomach...

[@Julielevere]

My boy has just turned a year old, for the last few months, if I give him a blanket or he gets hold of any clothes he will pull and pass this blanket or clothes from left to right and do this till he gets bored. Is this normal?

[@ninavuksanovic974]

Hello, We have a 9 month old baby and he is a delight really. He got crawling on all 4 like 1 month ago (he was doing an army crawl since 6th month to end of 7th), he likes climbing on furniture and pulling up, althought he can't stand for long. He is also very social and reacts to people nicely and likes the play. But he is not babbling AT ALL. He is just making cooing sounds like "aah, khm, bah, ee, ouu" and simmilar and that not very often. He gives high 5s, but doesn't point or clap yet. And yes sometimes he gets scared of sudden noises or ppl yelling and cries. Is this something we should be worried about or I'm just paranoid?

[@AlbaRodriguez-pr2vi]

I’m so worried as I’m seeing my baby moving her hands like your daughter in the video sitting down, I can’t recognize why she is doing that

[@lifestoryrjkebria]

how is your baby He's normal.

[@madcal33]

I'd never heard of the Landau reflex! Is it strange if a baby does not get it?

[@shonagray78]

I’ve come to investigate. My 6 month old granddaughter who smiles constantly she really is delightful. But she does this thing with her hands constantly. I call it tai chi hands. She does a soft flow wave meditation type motion constantly. I’m not sure if that is just her motor skills developing or something else

[@ssheepkeeper]

Our - now 15 months old - daughter used to (and sometimes still uses) the step-crawl mix which I've never seen before. It's very funny to watch and I didn't realize until now that this technique has got a name, since I'd never seen any other baby doing it. Thanks for this video, very informative!

[@allure767]

They all look so incredibly cute now but when I saw them as a mother’s point of view, I was so anxious…

[@dayanajimenez678]

My baby moves her head side to side when shes playing or trying to tell me "no". But what im concerned about is when she cries it looks like shes having a seizure moving her head to one side

[@conniearredondo5153]

Hi my baby was born 2 months early and right now he is 6 months. What signs are a warning and how much is he supposed to weight and how long is he supposed to be? ❤ God bless you

[@martinmukonje6739]

Very informative video, thank you

[@EmmaHubbard]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Mara-hi3wv]

My 5 months son had his first solid food today , banana and apple, and he had it all like a vacoom 😮 Doctor said I might had difficulty to introduce solide food but apparently I won't. He's an Italian baby boy

[@sudeshnadasgupta119]

My baby is 12 months old(11 months corrected) he does the activity shown in the first point. Is this normal? He also shakes his head from side to side sometimes ( twice or thrice a day). He army crawls and not yet walking but pushes himself to astanding position. Are all these normal?

[@annika93dk7]

Thank you for sharing Emma :) I am not a parent yet, but your videos are a comfort to taggle the road ahead

[@EmmaHubbard]

I'm so glad!

[@sunnysidesouffle8348]

What about toddlers and shyness/social anxiety? My 2 year old daughter is very talkative and playful at home with us and at the park with her aunts and cousin. However she will point her head down, avoid eye contact, get very quiet, and stiffen her body when interacting with strangers or family members she doesn't see very regularly. Also if someone who she isn't comfortable picks her up or holds her hand without permission will make her cry and call for mom or dad I'm worried about her going to school in the future because it seems she will have a lot of anxiety. For example she is in swim classes and is fine with her teacher and classmates But she cries at the front desk workers and substitute teachers

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

Common sense , she’ll be fine. Look up videos of parenting styles , it will help you not become an overbearing parent - before it’s too late.

[@92spice18]

Ignore the disrespectful idiots. Your concern is valid. Social skills are very important, and as we can see from some comments, some people have poor social skills. First, figure out if it’s just normal shyness or true anxiety. Try to find books about meeting new people and read them together. You can also prepare her for meeting new people and family members. Before they come over let her know who’s coming. Show her pictures of the person she will meet and praise her for little things like waving or saying hello. You can even do this with FaceTime, but make sure you prep her for the encounter first. Give her space to just take her time, and warm up to new people, she may just be an introvert which is perfectly fine. It may take a while so don’t get frustrated.

[@noosha7sm]

Thank you 🎉

[@EmmaHubbard]

You’re welcome 😊

[@Catastropheshe]

Omg the commando crawling is so darn cute I would buy them camo onesie 😂😂😂

[@Vigilante821]

My son just turned 1, and hes been hittin himself on his head when hes upset or he feels like were gettin him in trouble. started at 11 months

[@nopenada9456]

My son use to do that. He'd get a huge reaction from everyone in the room, he's had brain surgery, so everyone would try to prevent it. I had to ignore the behavior and not react. After I didn't intervene, which was hard, he stopped the behavior!

[@DheaFadlia]

Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@BriJewell-ig7kf]

Lol I shake my head at her when we're playing and I'm telling her I love her, i thought she was copying me to tell me she loves me back 😂

[@lynn-maridevilliers5002]

How about my son (9months) when eating in his chair he is going back and forth, banging his back against the chair. Only when eating?

[@ashleybeusse]

My son seems to army crawl or commando crawl. He uses both arms and right leg and the left leg he mostly pulls. But he uses the leg when sitting up or pivoting

[@delorissargent4992]

What are the concerns of a 10 month old for ADHD and autism?

[@RachelTan-in8bi]

Hi my 5.5mo (4.5mo corrected) girl recently started using her right fist to hit her bottle repetitively during bottle feeds, and hits her tummy or other objects when playing. Is this normal? Im still trying to figure out what it means or what she’s trying to tell us. Any tips to get her not to hit the bottle as it is quite disruptive to her feeding and looks painful too. Thanks!

[@ProcrastPerfection]

Wonderful!

[@lifestoryrjkebria]

Hi, I'm Nipu. I have a son who is six months and 13 days old. Everything's fine. But he waved a little bit in the same way many times. There's a mother here who behaves normally or four ways to win. Please let me know I'm very worried

[@jahdalennie9908]

Hi Emma, I need your help please as I've been soso emotional and feel helpless. My son is premature and was born 6 weeks before be due date and weight 1.560kg when he was born.. On the 10th of March he will be 4 months (from the date he was born so minus 6 weeks) and is now weighing 5.400kg. He's still not able to turn on his tummy. Is it something I should be worrying about? Please help me understand 🙏

[@aliceboh8189]

Uh mine is 5 months and a half. He shakes his head when trying to sleep sometimes and he doesnt respond sometimes when he is watching miss rachel yes guilty but i have to clean and cook. I think its normal since he has great eye contact. Wish you all the best with your babies

[@AnaM-qn8re]

Hi, my baby is 11 mo, and He still has gag Reflex very often. Is that common?

[@IdaElectra]

My little one would move by lying on her back and pushing with her feet, moving around head first and blindly. She absolutely hated tummy time, even with the tips received, and would turn to her back as soon as possible and be very frustrated if we blocked her. She’s in physical therapy now, and though she has some gross motor delays at least she’s ok being on her tummy and will army crawl now. Even if she will sometimes still move around on her back as well.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks so much for sharing! It’s amazing the different ways you see bubs moving around. When they are determined they find a way!

[@innersphere206]

My 11 month baby also not crawling but doing something like yours(lying on his back and moving)..Is it normal ?

[@richardburke1763]

I wish government insurance gave me a half decent pediatrician . I'd rather pay the thousands and thousands of dollars to at least have some say in my childs health care and it wasn't like im just shuffled in and out.

[@sylviacherop1518]

Hello Emma my son is 14 months,but he can't stand alone his toes are always bend am worried

[@Sanjudastadeo804]

Are son has an unusual excitement seizure he does with his hands and shakes as he moves his hands and arms very often since he was 1 year 1 month old. He will be 2 in a couple weeks and he keeps doing it. We had him evaluate for autism where he will be receiving treatment in a couple months from now😢

[@tinaliu523]

My 9-month old boy did the same thing! 1:02

[@lifestoryrjkebria]

how is your baby He's normal.

[@arpinespringborn7319]

I wish to see a similar video about choking on saliva (without any reason, as I understand) My 3-month-old baby does this from time to time since she was born. It happens mostly after 2-3 hours after I breastfeed when she is laying on her back. I guess it is not the milk but her saliva, she is also drooling at the moment, anyway, I searched to find the answer on different forums, Reddit, etc. some say it is reflux, but my baby seems not to suffer from it...

[@AnJiPLJ]

My 6 month old twirls her hands and feet. But she does it all the time, thought-out the day.

[@twinkleharry2315]

Hi Emma, my daughter is ten months old now; she doesn’t crawl forward, but she does that backward and takes a whole circle when she is on her back. Should I be concerned about her crawling?

[@Snowshowslow]

You are now a lot further along with the little one: how did it turn out? Did she moved on to the stages after with few issues?

[@aurora6920]

My 12 month baby has been lifting his right shoulder to his ear the last few weeks, not sure what this means? It's like a shrug, he does it a few times then stops a few times a day. He does have his top teeth coming through could this be what it is?

[@sayuris1139]

Hi, have you found out what is this?

[@aurora6920]

@@sayuris1139 He stopped doing it, not sure why he used to lift his shoulders up like that, but he no longer does it.

[@sayuris1139]

@@aurora6920 thanks for responding, my baby gal is 8 months old and she’s doing it once she wakes up and on and off during the day. When did your baby stop doing it? Did you do any test?

[@aurora6920]

@@sayuris1139 I don't remember when he stopped but it was a long time ago, he's just turned 15 months. i didn't test as i assumed it could be teething (although he is still teething now)

[@jilian100fa]

Please please help me i am new parent and im very stressed out don’t know if my baby is ok he’s 9 months when I call his name he doesn’t pay attention to me and he flickers his hands does it means something?

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi! Given that you are concerned, the best person to talk to is your little one's doctor as they can see you in person and provide advice. It might also be a good idea to ask the doctor if his hearing should be assessed (as this may be a possible reason he is not responding to his name or he could just be really engaged in a toy)

[@jilian100fa]

@ I did talk to the pediatrician he said you can’t really determine anything and I did ask him for his hearing he said he’s fine for that, but I’m still concerned don’t know what to do I’m stressed

[@meghapaulacharjee]

My 2 months daughter move her head side to side ( not every day some time) is it ok? I'm so worried

[@vanessavargas6819]

My daughter is 7 months and she just started to like slap her self on the chest and her head sometimes...she repeats it most of the time with her left arm. Should I be concerned? Everything is she's doing pretty well.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi! Babies do different behaviours and most of the time they only last a few days or a week before they move onto the next thing. Just keep an eye on it and if you are concerned or you can't identify why she is doing it (eg. is she trying to communicate something to you) then I recommend you have a chat with your doctor.

[@hannahgonzales260]

I got scared when my son always do the step crawl mix. Kinda look funny and He does it so fast. I kinda worry me Not until i watched this and at least made me feel comfortable. Thank you ❤

[@EmmaHubbard]

It's my pleasure!

[@pheladintefeng]

I wish i could comment with a video to ask if what my child is doing is normal ... but she head bobs and her eyes stay in one place so almost like they are rolling as her head goes down. Could it be a seizure

[@RandomPerson1313]

My nephew crawled by laying on his back arching his back until he was on his head and his bum then inch worming that way. He eventually figured out the normal crawling but that was this first way he would crawl

[@bianka4001]

I don't know if it's strange, but my almost 10-month-old daughter started to do the downward dog Yoga pose a lot the past week.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Definitely something bubs will do! It’s so funny to see!

[@annacama8313]

In my culture that means that you're pregnant or someone close to you is pregnant lol. 🤰🏻

[@raquelgillen765]

Mine does it whilst breastfeeding since like 6months 😅 you're not alone

[@awildelife]

Usually bc of gas or just because they can lol

[@bianka4001]

It turned out she did it trying to push herself into a standing position without holding on to something! She is now almost 15 months and a little running whirlwind, hasn't done it in a while

[@dozytotlullabies]

Thank you for putting in the effort on educating parents ❤. I think even adults do funny behaviours! 😅

[@karlsweetalumona3486]

My baby is 18 months and likes to hump on my leg or an edge. It started out as a sign to communicate she pooped when she was much younger but now she does it even when she doesn't have a soiled diaper. She gets lost in the moment and gets very angry when you move her. It is actually worrisome please what do I do?

[@naiema3386]

My 3 month niece is stucking tongue out again & again.. Is it normal Plz reply

[@bettycooper369]

My 9 month old uses a 9th method. She goes from her tummy to sitting up, back down to her tummy and sitting up and gets anywhere she wants fairly quickly!!

[@mandynogantshi3647]

My son is 16 months he started shaking his head or turn it left or right sideways and he likes to bang his head.He started when he was 15 months old.

[@josineojera9452]

I thought my baby is having seizure at 5 months old so we went to the hospital and admitted overnight. She had head ultrasound, ECG and electrolytes all were normal result. Referred to neurologist from children’s hospital and said it is self stimulating events. Is there anyone here who’s baby diagnose as mine???Is it normal and will just go away????until when it’s gonna last?I am worried it is associated with austism/ADHD. Thanks.

[@monikacekovic2898]

Hello Emma, My boy is 11months old, and from 7th we have noticed this hand and feet twirling which sometimes comes with facial reaction as well (like cramp/spasm). It seems to us that he is doing that when he is happy/excited which also include feeding or some special song which he like on youtube for example. Sometimes this happens few times per day, and sometimes a lot...much more often. Since he is 11months old and occures with different intensity, should we be worried? Please let us know, we are really worried. Thank you in advance. Regards, Monika

[@conticlyo8140]

My baby too. 9 months old. 😢

[@laurynmyers5915]

My baby does this too! Really just when he's eating but it scared me the first time I saw it recently (he just turned 10 months the other day). Bc almost like a spasm like you mentioned. Where he clenched his fists or hand what appears to be tight for a little one but I def noticed he seems very excited at the time and is smiling and leaning in for more food. Would love to hear what you have to say as well. I worry (FTM worries❤️)

[@ameer-ch2rw]

How are your kids doing now My son also does this

[@somayaibrahimrahimi1349]

Hi. Is he still doing that now?

[@AartiShete-g7z]

My 8 months old started doing different facial expression just like when we ate some sour food..he does this when he wants to pee or poop..is this normal?..plz reply

[@iuliaiulia3730]

Hello! My son shakes his head and I’m worried, very worried! Where can I send you a video to show you the way he does it? Please! Thank you!

[@iskufilanj9785]

My baby he is 14month he can't sleep at night he like to fight is that normal please I'm so worried

[@raj0657]

Hi mam, how to overcome baby developmental delay problem? Can u give some tips to overcome this, which I can do it from without going to any hospitals..

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi! If your little one does have developmental delays it is best to work with the allied health professional who specialises in that area to give you tailored advice and help address these delays.

[@mrs.228]

Their eyes also tell

[@MegaSemali]

Hi my 8 month old started crawling she creeps on the the bed and the carpet but do army crawl on the tiles idk why

[@jonathan19947]

Hi I subbed I like how the world of babies work like how their vision has to develop over time lol

[@EmmaHubbard]

They are super interesting!

[@madamx1995]

Hello mam, my 8 month old baby hit his stomach in excitement with both the handis it normal.. And some times he flap his hands tro

[@HeyPamelaJade]

I need help Emma! My baby just does not like to be in tummy time and just collapses to lay head flat and cry or suck fist! but he is able to sit up and stand with support. He is 5 month

[@algae_]

My baby is 3 months and she starts crying almost immediately in tummy time, it's really frustrating

[@DustyBanditRepellant]

My baby flaps her arms like she is an airplane when she is upset, impatient or wants something. Is this normal? It's not hand flapping but more arm flapping.

[@somayaibrahimrahimi1349]

Is she still doing that now?

[@NicoleMangan-z9o]

My baby just rolls. Pediatrician concerned he is not crawling yet, but he doesnt even sit yet bu himself

[@maryanacamarena7422]

My baby did this for a couple of months, he figured he could get around by just rolling!!! He was sitting on his own when we would place him down, but couldn’t figure out to go from tummy to sitting. Don’t worry, he is now army crawling with “normal” crawling in between. Im sure your little one will get it :) I would recommend watching some videos to help him/her to getting into sitting position. Babies are funny and love to scare us, one day they just wake up and master that new skill on their own

[@scenerypurple3990]

My 13 months old son shake his head sometimes when he plays eat or when is ready to sleep is this also normal or not ?

[@ms.e8414]

Hi my son does the same, have you seek consultation with the pediatrician?