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7 month old baby bones

sadiesmom25 posted:

my daughter is 7 months old and when i pick her up her bones pop and make a cracking noise,mostly in her back region,she is also very flexible and can pretty much do a split.... is this normal?

3 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:7 month old baby bonesmy daughter is 7 months old and when i pick her up her bones pop and make a cracking noise,mostly in her back region,she is also very flexible and can pretty much do a split.... is this normal?

Haylen_WebMD_Staff responded:

I couldn't find anything on WebMD about this topic but a call to your pediatrician and/or an appointment would be appropriate.

Haylen

Report This| Share this:7 month old baby bonesI couldn't find anything on WebMD about this topic but a call to your pediatrician and/or an appointment would be appropriate.<br /><br />Haylen

Emalee_16 responded:

my baby is four months and the same thing happens to her. I'm so happy someone has the same question. I going to ask her dr next week.

Report This| Share this:7 month old baby bonesmy baby is four months and the same thing happens to her. I'm so happy someone has the same question. I going to ask her dr next week.

orphanannie550 responded:

My now 7 month old granddaughters hip & lower back pop all the time. Less now that she has gotten older. We asked her pediatrician ans she said it was noraml. I hope this helps

Report This| Share this:7 month old baby bonesMy now 7 month old granddaughters hip & lower back pop all the time. Less now that she has gotten older. We asked her pediatrician ans she said it was noraml. I hope this helps

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