Patient's question:
During the health check, it was found that the baby's hunger drive is high. She will never raise her hand to grab toys, rarely follows moving objects with her eyes, and will never turn her head when she hears a sound. Sometimes, even when clapping hard next to her, she shows no reaction. Shaking a rattle also doesn't elicit any response. Pull...Doctor's answer:
This is a natural growth and development process, and there's no need for the mother to be overly anxious. Every baby learns at their own pace, and the differences can be significant. Some babies may never pick up a rattle or show any reaction, or they may have difficulty lifting their heads. There's no need to worry about their growth and development issues.When my baby was 100 days old, lifting their head was also difficult, and they were very reluctant to do so while lying on their stomach. Even jumping was very late—they couldn’t jump until they were nine months old. But I didn’t think anything was wrong. Now my baby is over three years old, and their growth and development are all excellent. I believe that God created each child differently, and we should understand them as they are and help them grow happily, rather than measuring them with standards that apply to others. Of course, if there is a real illness, that’s different. But I think your baby is fine.
If you’re anxious, you can gently exercise them in ways they can understand every day. The most important thing is not to hurry—children have their own unique growth and development timelines. Wishing you happiness and your baby good health!