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baby - late walking
Hi all,My baby is a bit late in walking. he is around 13-1/2 month old. he has been standing for about 2 months now. he just doesnt like to walk. for a week or so, when insisted, he walks for 2-3 steps. if he is away, he prefers crawling.
he has been early in teething and had around 8 teeth at 10 months or earlier and is now growing right molar.
He doesnt like to eat too.
Please help.
tjalal on 2006-06-12
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Late learning to walk.Cal Carb,cal phos,Natrum Mur.
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It is better to give baby cal Phos 3x and Nat Mur3x,2 tablets of each thrice daily.
Late learning to walk.Cal Carb,cal phos,Natrum Mur.
Late learning to talk.Nat Mur.
It is better to give baby cal Phos 3x and Nat Mur3x,2 tablets of each thrice daily.
sajjadakram635 last decade
I don't think you should worry about your baby not walking yet. He will get there soon enough. The average range for babies to start walking is from 8 to 16 months. Your son is showing signs that he's getting ready for those important steps and you'll soon be chasing him around. My son was also 'late' with his first solo steps at 15 months, but now I can't keep up with him. Enjoy your son as he is now, for they grow up too soon.
cucu111 last decade
I hope that the remedies help your baby with his appettite. He may not be getting enough nourishment.
Once my mother treated a baby that was late in walking. He would only crawl. She fixed him oatmeal every day for a few days and within one week he was walking. She might have also fixed him some type of starchy food made from corn starch.
After cooking the oatmeal, she blended it in the blender to liquify it and use it in the baby bottle.
Once my mother treated a baby that was late in walking. He would only crawl. She fixed him oatmeal every day for a few days and within one week he was walking. She might have also fixed him some type of starchy food made from corn starch.
After cooking the oatmeal, she blended it in the blender to liquify it and use it in the baby bottle.
Pat2006 last decade
Pat2006 last decade
tjalal,
Please let us know how your baby is doing.
If the remedies don't help him with his appettite try some gentle massage on his belly and his back also. Sometimes little things get lodged in the intestines and takes away the appettite. Gentle massage on his tender little body helps with this.
Please let us know how your baby is doing.
If the remedies don't help him with his appettite try some gentle massage on his belly and his back also. Sometimes little things get lodged in the intestines and takes away the appettite. Gentle massage on his tender little body helps with this.
Pat2006 last decade
there is not problem in talking. he started babbling much earlier that other babies of his age. now he even says few 2 and 3 word sentences, which even toddlers 4 months senior to him.
I have been giving cal ph 6x + ferr ph 6x for a couple of months now. but not that frequently.
I have just started giving calc carb 30., will tell you results. his legs are cold.
he crawls a lot but no leg is dragging.
I will try oatmeal too!
thanks and bless you all.
I have been giving cal ph 6x + ferr ph 6x for a couple of months now. but not that frequently.
I have just started giving calc carb 30., will tell you results. his legs are cold.
he crawls a lot but no leg is dragging.
I will try oatmeal too!
thanks and bless you all.
tjalal last decade
make sure you add some sugar to the baby's oatmeal bottle which you can also add some milk.
Do what you can to get him to eat it.
Do what you can to get him to eat it.
Pat2006 last decade
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