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Sheireh
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Grazie :)

Sì, beh, qui è da 2 giorni prima dei 6 mesi che si gattona e ci si tira in piedi, praticamente.

Ed è vero che quando ha cominciato a dire "tatata" era un periodo abbastanza fermo dal punto di vista motorio.

Al momento siamo impegnate nelle scalate (l'ho trovata con la gamba sul tavolino a mo' di ballerina che fa gli esercizi alla sbarra, avete idea? :occhiodibue: )
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tò, guarda.... mi è arrivata la mia newsletter settimanale e cade proprio a fagiuolo:

Put two parents in a room together and sooner or later they're bound to start comparing their babies' accomplishments. This game of one-upmanship (which some doctors call the Baby Olympics) may heat up now because individual children start developing at very different rates. As babies begin tackling more complicated skills such as walking and talking — which can take months or even years to master — they all start developing at their own pace. As long as your baby is making steady progress, you have nothing to worry about. And if anybody suggests otherwise, tell her that Einstein didn't talk until he was four years old.


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Solange wrote:Put two parents in a room together and sooner or later they're bound to start comparing their babies' accomplishments. This game of one-upmanship (which some doctors call the Baby Olympics) may heat up now because individual children start developing at very different rates. As babies begin tackling more complicated skills such as walking and talking — which can take months or even years to master — they all start developing at their own pace. As long as your baby is making steady progress, you have nothing to worry about. And if anybody suggests otherwise, tell her that Einstein didn't talk until he was four years old.
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