Simply Parenting- Your Six Month Old Baby's Development

[EmmaLu28]

I was worried because my 6 month old doesn't roll over when hes on his tummy so i told the doctor and she told me to start putting him 4 times a day on his tummy for 15 minutes to see if things start moving with his motor skills. Im worry his not gonna be all late to crawl or even walk! :/

[stacyduvalier]

my baby ios 4 months but she is doing all this what the video is saying..she is also babbling alot like actually talking and sitting up...Is this normal?

[jalzskii]

sooooooo cute

[Spiderweb127]

my son is just shy of four months and can roll over both ways

[aarismom19]

@Spiderweb127 aw man my daughter ddnt roll from back to fron until she was 5 months lucky kid

[st4r0fAsyria]

@Spiderweb127 my daughter started at 4 months but she only flips once and then plays with her hands.. she sucks on her toe too..!

[bunnyyummy123]

Adults in my family said that I was speaking in full sentences. They also told me I was pronouncing words correctly. Of course there weren't complex sentences lol! I was also toddling.

[burrochapadogrl]

my kid was doing this stuff at 4 months- cool! i was starting to worry that he wasnt learning fast enough

[twinsmomofmany]

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[72metallicafan]

oh boy.....im getting one of them baby brothers for christmas....=]

[xxGlitznGlam]

My mom says I started walking on my own by 7-8 mo. ..but I also started crawling early bc she put me on my tummy when I was 4mo.

[askorats]

my six-month old baby could already babble "mama", "dada", "baba". By two months he could babble the syllables "mama"and up to now, really babbles a lot..could it be an early sign of language ability?

[MrsMarineLove]

My 6 month old can sit on her own, she crawls on all fours and she is already pulling herself up on furniture.

[barbaratita]

my baby is 5 1/2 month and he can even roll over, is this normal or should I talk to the Doctor?

[ucdruby]

It's normal. My son began to roll over at 3 1/2 months and my friend's baby began to roll over at 6 1/2 months

[simplyparenting]

@barbaratita Normal. Just a bit early.

[MsFluffyQueen]

@simplyparenting its not early, this is when a baby should learn how to roll over, sit up or even crawl. its a matter of if you teach them or not and some babys are fast learners

[MsFluffyQueen]

@barbaratita its normal. my daughter is the same age and has been rolling over for a little while now.

[MITSUKIISDEAD]

When I was 6 monthes all the adults in my family confirm that I was already holding on to couchs to walk around. And when I was 11 monthes I was walking around by myself. Was this normal?

[simplyparenting]

@MITSUKIISDEAD You were advanced. Are you still athletic?

[MITSUKIISDEAD]

@simplyparenting

A little bit it depends soccor I'm good at ;)

[simplyparenting]

@MITSUKIISDEAD That's great. Thanks for the input.

[fpalissery]

is it safe to feed ur baby cheerios? I saw the 6 month old in this video eating a cheerio!

[simplyparenting]

@fpalissery Most 6 month olds can handle cheerios but some doctors recommend waiting until 9 months. That is why you hear different things.

[mercyhurstchic]

I heard in some rare cases that 6-month old babies learn to walk. I've seen this first hand and I was amazed.

[simplyparenting]

@mercyhurstchic Earliest I have ever seen is 8 months. But there may be an unusally advanced infant out there.

[MJj421]

i love it

[MameySapote]

my son loved this video he laughed as soon as the babies showed (age 6 months)

[simplyparenting]

I am so happy. Another audience for these cute faces?

[monicavadgama]

Great Video

[imperfecta89]

Do you have a video for a 7 month old's development? I don't see it.

[malofro2]

I don't have one for each month because after 6 months, developmental milestones can have a longer period of normal development. So as pediatricians we check the babies at 6 months, 9 months and then at 12 ,15, 18 months.

[jkss3493]

if they skip it i think its basically the same

[AuburnKay]

This video was so helpful to know what to expect from our son!

[simplyparenting]

I am so happy that this was helpful. I will be posting more videos soon.

Dr. Mary Ann