Patient's question:
The baby is seven months old. There were no abnormalities during birth. She is 52 cm tall and weighs 6.4 pounds. Now she is 70 cm tall and weighs 17 pounds. She is breastfed exclusively. She can follow sounds and objects, giggle when amused, move her body flexibly, sit with support, and has good balance. If she starts to fall, she will quickly sit back up. She can make babamamadada sounds, lift her hands to grab objects, but there is one thing—she can no longer hold things properly. She seems to grip weakly and lets go of objects after holding them for a while. She is also not very flexible when playing with toys. I know her fine motor skills are slightly delayed, but is there any other problem?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it's still manageable as the height and weight are not problematic and are not behind. Currently, the fine motor development is significantly delayed. Generally, if the delay is within one month, it may not be a problem and can be carefully observed. However, if it is below one month, a thorough examination is necessary. This is the complete introduction to "Doctor Baby Born at Seven Months with No Abnormal Hand Grip - What Should I Do?" In the end, we wish the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy life.