Anyone else’s baby advanced?

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My 5 month is 20 pounds 27in,can crawl, stand, mostly feed himself with bottle, says “da da” probably doesn’t know what that means yet, and sits unassisted

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Haha yes when I was a baby I was walking before a year old, but it was walking backwards on my tippy toes 😂 always wanted to be with mommy, trying to talk to her and walk with her

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Mine is advanced in the vocabulary department. She can say “daddy” “hey” “I love you” “thank you”. She is almost sitting up but wants to crawl. She loves to stand but can’t do it on her own yet

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My son was the same. Held his head up and pushed off us the day after he was born. Held things early (especially the bottle), crawled, walked, everything physically he was way ahead of the average milestone. I used to walk in when he was about six months and he was supposed to be sleeping and he would be doing what looked like push ups in his crib. 
He was born 9lbs 10oz. And gained as rapidly as your little guy. Had the same rolls too! ☺️
Anyway I asked his pediatrician if he was normal and he said technically he was overweight but that some babies (like people in general) are just more muscular than others. Genetically they are predisposed to be larger and stronger. 
Point being he just is a big strong little man. He is the biggest kid in his class in first grade and absolutely shadowed everyone in kindergarten last year. He can lift my husbands weights and move huge bags of dog food etc. I'm amazed at his strength sometimes. Since he was two people have thought he is a year or two older than he is. 
My husband and every male on his fathers side are just big guys! I don't mean fat either. They aren't skinny but they are just big bears of men haha that's what I call them. I'm no skinny pinny either and am quite strong. 
Is your husband a bigger stronger guy? Or your side maybe? Maybe your son is just born to be  physically advanced. As far as the advanced talking my son was not like that but my daughter  was. I was a young single mom with her and I talked to her all the time. She spoke so eloquently since she was little, great word use. She is twelve now and reads at a college level, has for two years. I too am an avid reader and was myself in advanced reading in school. Again genetics.   
Do you read a lot to your son? Speak to him like an adult not a baby? Or perhaps you personally read a lot. What my long drawn out rant was is many things are genetic which I'm betting is the physical strength your son displays, maybe the advanced talking as well. And others are environment. 
Weather it be one or the other or both it's not bad to have an advanced kid. It's a bit harder to keep up with them though. Keep up the good work, he's a handsome boy and also obviously very smart! So whatever you are doing keep it up👍🏻

Anyone else’s baby advanced?

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