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Not sure it is, so I assume a lot of stretching of the truth is involved. Most twelve month olds struggle to support their head, are just learning to shape thei
by ip26 11mo ago
Not sure it is, so I assume a lot of stretching of the truth is involved. Most twelve month olds struggle to support their head, are just learning to shape their mouths to form syllables, and have only had eyes capable of resolving letters on a page for a few months. IQ won’t make blurry images sharp, or your neck muscles stronger.
- dmd 11mo agoIf a 12 month old can’t support its head that’s a big problem. That’s a 4-6 month milestone. 12 months is starting to walk.
- jjcob 11mo agoMy son started walking at 8.5 months. He's got a 3.5 month head start on those 12 month walking late bloomers. I have very high expectations. I wonder where his walking skills are going to take him one day, but this comment worries me because he has so far not shown any interest in the Korean alphabet.
- npodbielski 11mo agoWow that is quite a feat! All of my kids started walking between 13-14 months. I heard that walking that early is actually not good because bones are not prepared but still kudos to your kid.
- yossi_peti 11mo ago> Most twelve month olds struggle to support their head I don't know about the other claims, but this one is false. It would be somewhat concerning if a 6-month-old struggled to support their head.
- ip26 11mo agoBent over, as in reading, for long periods of time? (Admittedly it’s been a while)
- lordnacho 11mo ago> Most twelve month olds struggle to support their head Skill issue. Needs more belly time!