Motor development delay

The development of a baby's motor function is closely related to the baby's intelligence. When taking care of the baby, parents should pay attention to whether the baby's motor function is well developed. The most important manifestation of a baby's motor function is learning to talk and walk, as well as some interactions with mom and dad. However, if the baby's motor function is delayed, it will have a great impact on the baby's body. What are the rehabilitation training methods at this time?

1. The baby's motor development delay will affect the subsequent development. For example, when the baby learns to sit, the baby's waist strength will increase and the balance ability will improve, and the baby will be able to learn to crawl. However, if the baby is not able to sit alone, he does not have enough strength to learn to crawl, which will affect the baby's learning to walk in the future. If the baby's motor development delay is not treated in time, it will seriously interfere with the baby's intellectual development.

2. If a 2-month-old baby cannot look at the mother or smile, a 3-month-old baby cannot speak, cannot raise his head at a 45-degree angle steadily, has difficulty dressing, cannot move his hands and feet, a 4-month-old baby will clench his fists, a 5-month-old baby will not roll over, an 8-month-old baby cannot sit up straight independently, a 9-month-old baby cannot crawl, and a 15-month-old baby cannot walk alone, then it can be determined that the baby has motor developmental delay.

3. Generally, premature babies or babies who have suffered from hypoxia, rational jaundice, malnutrition, or intracranial hemorrhage are more likely to have motor development delay than other normal full-term babies. If this happens, parents should observe the baby's motor development more carefully. Once the baby shows abnormal behavior, they need to take the baby to the hospital for treatment in time.

To sum up, the harm caused by the baby's motor development delay is very great, which affects the baby's future life. Once the baby has symptoms of motor development delay, the baby needs to be taken to a professional rehabilitation center for training as soon as possible, and a rehabilitation training plan suitable for the baby should be formulated so that the baby can receive treatment quickly, and then some drugs to promote growth and development can be used for treatment. If the baby has motor development delay, parents should not worry too much, as long as early treatment is provided, the baby will recover quickly.