Lorena Vargas, Physical Therapist, shares the "typical" motor development of a 7-month-old baby. At 7 months, the baby is more active when playing on their tummy and they can sit up by themselves. Some babies begin to transition in all fours on hands and knees, others begin to creep, and still others begin to crawl.
Remember that every baby is different and we should celebrate their uniqueness and individual development!
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Lorena Vargas, Physical Therapist, with 15 years of experience educating families and helping children to get stronger with exercise and movement. Lorena is passionate about helping children with low muscle tone, spasticity, with coordination and balance challenges, with disabilities and diagnoses such as cerebral palsy, brachial plexus damage, down syndrome, spina bifida, delayed psychomotor development and neuromuscular conditions.
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23 авг 2024
