What are the symptoms of stunted growth in babies?

The symptoms of developmental delay in children are mainly manifested in the following four aspects:

1. The child's physical development is delayed, and the height and weight are obviously much behind the children of the same age, and the lag is generally more than 2 standard deviations;

2. Large motor development, normal children can raise their heads at 3 months, will sit at 6 months, crawl when they are 1 month, and walk at the age of 1, and children with stunted growth, large motor development is significantly delayed than children of the same month, may be able to raise their heads at 6 months, just sit firmly at 15-16 months, and can not walk completely upright at 15-16 months;

3. It can be manifested as delayed language development, for example, when the child is 15-16 months old, he can only say father, mother, or can only pronounce a single sound, and some children may not be able to say a phrase or express their wishes when they are 2-3 years old;

4. Abnormal psychological and social development, unable to interact normally with children of the same age, and unable to express their wishes.

If the child is found to have the above clinical symptoms, you need to take the child to the hospital in time to find out whether there is developmental delay. If stunting is present, prompt intervention is required**. Child stunting is generally a broad concept, and it can manifest developmental delay in many ways, which can be growth retardation in height and weight, mental retardation, or motor retardation.

This phenomenon is different for different stunting, such as growth retardation, which is generally 20% lower than the average height and weight of a normal child of the same age. At this time, the child's growth may be slowed down due to some congenital factors or some acquired feeding factors, and different reasons may cause the height and weight to be seriously unattained.

There are also some children who are mentally retarded, that is, they develop later than children of the same age during the intelligence test, which is manifested in the inability to speak when they should be able to speak, the ability to express language fluently may not be able to express language fluently, and the inability to communicate with others in a friendly and good manner, which may be an abnormality in intellectual development.

There is also an abnormality in motor development, which is also a delay in motor development, such as a child's gross motor retardation, there should be a movement to raise his head at one month, there may be a turn over in about three months, he can sit at about six months, and the child can have a walking action at about one year old.

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1.Abnormal head circumference

Head circumference can reflect the development of the baby's brain, and usually the head circumference of the baby with cranial nerve damage is smaller.

2.The body is weak

If the baby's motor development is delayed, the whole body will be weak and always very lazy.

3.Unresponsive

Motor development is delayed, and the whole person's reaction ability will be slowed down, especially in hearing and vision. If you have hearing and vision problems, you must go to the hospital in time**, otherwise you may have hearing loss or mental retardation.

4.Poor appetite

The baby can't eat, his height and weight are not developing normally, and he doesn't have the strength to drink milk.

5.Often a pose

Usually, if the baby has been in the same position and likes to be in a daze, it is due to abnormal muscle tone caused by brain damage. Common fixed postures include arch angle reflexion, frog position, inverted U-shape, and so on.

6.Little hands clenched

Often, babies with motor delays clench their hands and have a hard time breaking them apart. It can also be the thumb adducted inward, and sometimes the upper limbs of the arm cannot grasp the object.

7.Can't sit up straight

Some babies will keep shaking their heads when they are sitting, and sometimes they may not be able to lift their heads. These symptoms can also be a sign of delayed motor development.

8.Extrapyramidal injury

Extrapyramidal injuries often manifest as torsion, usually by the time the baby is 3 to 4 months old.

9.Don't laugh

Usually, after three months, the child will learn to laugh, and if the child has symptoms of motor delay, the baby will not laugh and may delay the start of laughing.

1.Abnormal head circumference

The head circumference can be seen in the development of the baby's brain, and the head circumference of children with cranial nerve damage is generally smaller.

2.The body is weak

Infant motor development is delayed, which is manifested in the body will be weak, and the whole person is lazy and does not want to exercise.

3.Unresponsive

Motor development is delayed, and your baby's ability to react becomes sluggish, especially in hearing and vision. In the event of hearing and vision abnormalities, it is advisable to seek medical attention as a result of hearing loss or mental retardation.

4.Poor appetite

The baby's appetite is not good, the height and weight development is not normal, and he can't lift his strength when drinking milk.

5.Often a pose

In daily life, babies are often fixed in one position and like to be in a daze. These are caused by abnormal muscle tone due to brain damage. Common fixed postures include arch angle reflexion, frog position, inverted U-shape, and so on.

6.Little hands clenched

Generally, babies with motor retardation like to hold their hands tightly, and sometimes even adults can't break them open. Or the thumb is adducted, and sometimes the upper limbs of the arm cannot grasp the object.

4.Can't sit up straight

Some children will keep their heads shaking when they sit in a chair, and some children will not even be able to raise their heads. These are all symptoms of delayed motor development in your child.

8.Extrapyramidal injury

Extrapyramidal injuries often manifest as torsion, usually by the time the infant is 3 to 4 months old.

9.Don't laughAfter 3 months, your child will start laughing, and if your child has symptoms of motor delay, he will not laugh at you or will delay the start of laughing.

Hello, the symptoms of baby stunting are mainly manifested in language, movement, intelligence, physique, psychology, etc., generally manifested as backward development in all aspects, and there will be a significant gap with peers. If your baby has an underactive thyroid gland, it is likely to cause your baby to have developmental delays. In addition, family genetic factors can also lead to stunting, because there are people in the family who suffer from short stature, and children are also prone to stunting.

If the baby speaks late, language training should be carried out to improve the baby's language ability. If your baby is thin, you should help your baby correct his bad eating habits so that he can get balanced nutrition.

1. Most children with developmental delay have different degrees of language impairment, which is manifested as language delay, delayed speech, difficulty in pronunciation, unclear arthria, and some children with developmental delay have complete aphasia.

2. The most common harm of developmental delay in the nervous system is epilepsy, generally speaking, the more severe the degree of developmental delay, the relatively higher the probability of epilepsy.

3. Mental retardation is the most common risk of stunting, about 2 3 children with stunting have mental retardation, and about 1 4 are severely retarded.

4. Developmental delay can also lead to visual impairment, according to statistics, 25 50% of children with developmental delay are accompanied by visual impairment, and children are mostly manifested as myopia, amblyopia, strabismus, etc. In severe cases, there is nystagmus, and occasionally total blindness.

Tips: Developmental delay affects children's learning, children lag behind in academic performance, repeat grades and other phenomena occur frequently, usually there are often lying, stealing, truancy, fighting, sabotage, network dependence, etc., poor interpersonal relationships, so do not underestimate developmental delay.

There are usually several aspects of a baby's developmental delay:

First, it is an abnormality of muscle tone, such as the child's limbs are too soft or too hard. Clause.

Second, it is the obstacle of milestones, if the child will not be able to do things normally when the child reaches the month, such as turning over to the month will do it, he will not, it is developmental delay. Clause.

3. When the name should have reacted, he did not respond. Clause.

Fourth, he did not pronounce when he was pronounced normally. Clause.

Fifth, when he should take the initiative to grab the object, he did not reach out to grasp it, indicating that the child has developmental delay.