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10 month old not pulling up.

  • 27-02-2013 6:55am
    #1
    Devi
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    My youngest son is 10.5 months old and is nit pulling up or crusing yet. My first son was 8 months doing these. He is sitting up and kind of pushing himself around but won't crawl because every time you put him on him stomach he goes mad. If you try and stand him his legs just flops, should we be worried, should he see a physical therapist?


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  • #2
    bad2dabone
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    Nope my daughter never cruised at all just started walking at 18 months and my son was like your first, cruising at 9 months walking by 11. I wouldn't worry as long as other aspects of development are normal.


  • #3
    Devi
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    bad2dabone wrote: »
    Nope my daughter never cruised at all just started walking at 18 months and my son was like your first, cruising at 9 months walking by 11. I wouldn't worry as long as other aspects of development are normal.
    Just got up and started to walk, out of nowhere like? Wow. Yea I think other aspects are normal, must check though.


  • #4
    bad2dabone
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    Yep over the course of a week. I wouldn't worry too much they'll walk when they want to.


  • #5
    Devi
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    bad2dabone wrote: »
    Yep over the course of a week. I wouldn't worry too much they'll walk when they want to.

    Everybody says that but you can’t help but worry lol, he had a difficult birth as well and it always makes me wonder is there going to be any long term effects.


  • #6
    JanaMay
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    I understand your worry, I was the same. But I agree with bad2dabone, they're all different. My little one was a bright, bubbly baba but had no interest in cruising or pulling herself up. Then, just after her first birthday she started walking. From not even standing to taking three or four steps (holding my hands) in the one day. I wouldn't think there was any need to see a physical therapist about it to be honest.

    In fact mine never seemed interested in trying to sit up, crawl etc. I used to get worried because she seemed a bit behind the others her age, but then she did all those things on her own and really well...just a tiny bit later than other kids. I mean, she seemed to skip the 'trying' stage, she just did it, albeit a little bit later than other kids.


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  • #7
    staticdoor71
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    My Lo is 10.5 months too and she's not walking or furniture cruising either. She's sitting no prob good strong back, and will push herself BACKWARDS yes backwards only on the floor. She can stand and bounce her legs but will stop once you let go. She's only learnt today how to roll back once she rolls over.
    They all diff. I apparently bum shuffled then walked, never crawled. But my God she can sure move, albeit backwards haha


  • #8
    Devi
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    staticdoor71 wrote: »
    My Lo is 10.5 months too and she's not walking or furniture cruising either. She's sitting no prob good strong back, and will push herself BACKWARDS yes backwards only on the floor. She can stand and bounce her legs but will stop once you let go. She's only learnt today how to roll back once she rolls over.
    They all diff. I apparently bum shuffled then walked, never crawled. But my God she can sure move, albeit backwards haha


    My lad does the exact same, pushes himself backwards on thefloor. The thing that worries me the most is his leg strength though, they justseem to flop when pressure is applied.


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