yeah I was thinking about the loss function for the writers "more than half of babies have neck control down at birth" would probably cause a meltdown of concerned parents so maybe you benchmark at the slow extremehttps://twitter.com/boomer_yung/status/1391854624978595840?s=19 …
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My first daughter was exactly like the description on the left. But our new 3 month old has held her head up since 2 months and rolled from back to stomach consistently at 2 months
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yes, but also for nearly everything else in life other than babies
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yeah development seems somehow undermeasured. hmm
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yessss chubby baby content
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So lovely.
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pediatricians seem really oriented toward telling you not to worry about stuff as opposed to giving you information, even if you tell them you aren't trying to have excuses to worry and just want information, so it's hard to tell what's actually normal
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There is variation. These are the guidelines to indicate concern. Late developing is not necessarily bad up to a point. Just as head circumference is a problem up to a limit.
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