What are the symptoms of mental retardation in children

Nowadays, eugenics is advocated, and parents also hope that they can have a healthy and smart baby. If there is a mentally retarded child in the family, it will be a disgrace to the family and society. Although women will do some prenatal examinations when they are pregnant, there will often be some loopholes. No matter what kind of examination, there will be 1% loopholes. Let us describe in detail the symptoms of amblyopia in children.

Irregular and uncoordinated movements in the neonatal period, clenched fists, and the head can be slightly raised (45°) when lying prone

At 2 months old, the baby will smile and make babbling sounds.

At 3 months old, the baby can lift his head, move his eyes to follow objects, and turn his head when hearing sounds.

When he is 4 to 5 months old, he will laugh loudly when others tease him, reach out to grab things, and can recognize relatives or strangers.

At 6 to 7 months, they can sit, roll over in the bed, and pass toys with both hands.

At 8 months old, he can crawl, pay attention to adults' behavior, clap his hands, and occasionally call "Mom" and "Dad" unconsciously.

At 9 months old, he could stand with support, reach out for hugs when he saw his relatives, and raise his hands to say "goodbye".

At 10 to 11 months, the baby can stand independently for a while, walk with the help of a chair or stroller, pick up things with the thumb and index finger, imitate the actions of adults, and hold the bottle to feed himself.

At the age of 1, he can walk a few steps alone, start to speak with words, and can point to his hands, head, eyes, etc.

When they are 1 to 1 and a half years old, they can walk more steadily, squat and play, climb stairs using their hands and feet, throw toys with their hands, and say their own names.

At the age of 2, he can jump on both feet, run, climb stairs, speak simple sentences, and express his emotions.

The development of language and movement is certainly affected by the development of nerves and muscles, but it is also related to external conditions such as parents' cultural level, education and training.

The above content is a complete introduction to the symptoms of amblyopia in children. At the same time, we also hope that families with babies must observe their children’s symptoms frequently. Once they find anything wrong or the child’s reaction is slower than normal children, they must go to the hospital for examination in time, try to achieve early detection and early treatment, so as to give the best protection to the children.