Patient's question:
Today my baby is two months old, and I went to the maternal and child health center for a physical examination. During the intelligence test, they said my baby has low intelligence, which made the whole family feel down today. How can I judge my baby's intelligence?Doctor's answer:
First, you need to observe the child's overall condition. If the baby sleeps particularly long, it will feel particularly honest. If it's too long, it's unreasonable and may have a certain impact on the baby's intelligence. Second, observe the baby's appearance to see if there are any special faces or a dull expression. Third, is the motor development within the normal range? For example, if you can lift your head to look at things within three months and sit up within six months, can your baby meet these normal developmental standards?