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When should my child transfer objects? -

Steve Pavlakis MD Peds...

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Steve Pavlakis MD Peds Neuro DrMDK.com

Added: 8/27/07

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When should my child transfer objects?

Host: While we are looking to keep check a raddle on one hand and transfer it to other side, what would you get to say about that? Guest: Well, when a child just start reaching at six months or so when transferring between six and eight months, and that's what one would expect if a child does not do that, that would be a red flag as well. Again, not necessarily in enough itself, it's serious red flag, but a red flag that should be dealt with, with the pediatrician to start with.

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Host: While we are looking to keep check a raddle on one hand and transfer it to other side, what would you get to say about that?

Guest: Well, when a child just start reaching at six months or so when transferring between six and eight months, and that's what one would expect if a child does not do that, that would be a red flag as well. Again, not necessarily in enough itself, it's serious red flag, but a red flag that should be dealt with, with the pediatrician to start with.

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