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We have twins, a girl and a boy. The girl is already sitting up, crawling, reaching out her hands, but the boy just lies there and doesn't move, gets upset if he's not turned over or sat up, and only sits if we place him. If you put him in a walker, he's already running away from us. He likes to stand on his legs, but doesn't do anything on his own. The neurologist said that at 9 months, they should be sitting up like mermaids at least and babbling syllables; otherwise, they'll prescribe some pills or injections. I'm worried because our 9-month mark is at the end of September.
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Tanya
My 10-month-old son couldn't sit up yet. That's a strange neurologist.
Throw away the baby walker.
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Ekaterina Veretennikova
Walkers are bad, and boys are a bit lazier than girls, don't worry, he'll throw a tantrum and then start doing everything himself.
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Ruzanna
Tanya Agreed.
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natalya
Syllables to say??
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Natasha
Tanya I was against them too, but with two, they're a lifesaver. Even for 5 minutes, my hands are free.
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Natasha
natalya Yes. Mama, Papa, like.
Repeating syllables. Na-na, etc. That's what the neurologist said. And the pediatrician also asked if they say syllables or not.
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Tanya
Tanya absolutely not until the baby can sit up on their own.
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Anastasiya Soloveva
natalya Yes, exactly. Babbling should be happening. Mama, dada, and so on.
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lyutikova elena
Boys develop more slowly. Everyone knows that. At 9 months, babbling like 'mamamama'. What syllables?
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Anastasiya
You should consult a neurologist at 'Korablik'. It's a federal center located nearby.
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Yulyashka Umnova
Ugh. Typical man.
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Anastasiya
lyutikova elena Who told you that nonsense?
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Snezhana
The neurologist doesn't seem very expert, in my opinion. You need a second opinion. And definitely no nootropics!!! (which this "doctor" is talking about).
Walkers are bad, don't use them. It's better to put your baby in a playpen with lots of toys.
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Elena Opalovskaya
My son isn't saying syllables. He babbled until about 7 months and then went quiet. For almost a month, it was nothing but 'GRRRHH' and 'MAAAAA', but he learned to sit, pull himself up, and stand by holding onto things. Then just yesterday, it finally happened, 'BUAAAAA' came out! A neurologist once told me that babies' brains are like a single track, and if they're focusing on one stage of physical development, the intellectual development might pause or even regress a bit – it's normal.
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Natasha
Elena Opalovskaya He used to talk so much, but now he's stopped. It's all tantrums and fussing. He used to be so loud, always babbling in his own way.
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Elena Opalovskaya
Elena Opalovskaya We had the same thing happen. I already made an appointment with the neurologist for September 17th, but he's started to get better 😅 still, we'll go just in case.
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lyutikova elena
lyutikova elena About boys? Every pediatrician says so, and I've seen it myself compared to girls. Your excellent opinion doesn't mean it's nonsense.
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Helen
Boys are always lazier. My son also did everything at the last minute or after physical therapy
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