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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Stunt growth
Could someone tell me how to properly phrase this sentence?
If you don't let your baby crawl on the ground or attempt to crawl you will be stunting /hold back his growth development and will be behind learning to use his or her legs.
If a baby learns to walk late at the age of 2 would you say that he is retarded or late or a different word?
Thank you
If you don't let your baby crawl on the ground or attempt to crawl you will be stunting /hold back his growth development and will be behind learning to use his or her legs.
If a baby learns to walk late at the age of 2 would you say that he is retarded or late or a different word?
Thank you
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I would say something like:
"If you don't allow your baby to crawl on the floor, it might hinder her developing mobility skills."
"If you don't allow your baby to crawl on the floor, it might hinder her developing mobility skills."
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