Patient's question:
6 months have passed, and he still won't actively reach out to pick up toys. If you place toys in his hands, he can hold them steady and shake them, jump, but he still can't sit properly. When he hears music, his feet will bounce along with the rhythm. When he's happy, he'll chatter to himself, call "Mommy," and say "Dada." He cares about...Doctor's answer:
The hand development of the child is a bit insufficient. This situation is often seen when the child frequently wears small gloves or uses the sleeves of their clothes to cover their hands due to fear of their small hands getting cold. Language and gross motor development are still okay.Suggestions: As long as the child receives positive special training, it will never interfere with intellectual development. It is recommended to let the child engage in more ground-based activities so that their hands will have ample opportunities for exercise. You can also practice holding the child's fingers more often, encouraging weak bending and stretching movements of their fingers to help improve hand motor skills.