Does your baby clap, point, or wave?

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My son is 10 months and he isn’t doing any of these gestures yet. He didn’t sit until 9mon, crawl until 9.5mon, and pull to stand until 10mon so I’m guessing he’ll just be a tad slower on these as well.  Just curious where other babies his age are developmentally.

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None of the above

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My son does none of these yet

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LO (11 mos) claps on command and points all the time at everyone and everything. But only waves sometimes when she's feeling it, I guess lol. Then sometimes it is non stop and she is waving at everyone.

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My daughter started waving around 8.5 months and can say bye bye. She can also clap on command but only when sh wants too haha. I’ve noticed her pointing more but not very frequently. My daughter started sitting at 6.5 months, crawling at 8.5 and pulling up before 9 months! She only says bye bye though. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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My 10 month old started walking close to 9months, claps...doesn't wave yet.

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My daughter claps on command lol. She sees someone clapping and always tags along. Same when someone turns on music or sings. She points at things but it’s still very random. Same with waving

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My baby claps but just because she is playing with her hands not because she is purposely trying to clap out of excitement or anything. Does not to the other 2

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My daughter claps and waves usually in response to seeing the gesture or sometimes just randomly on her own. She’s 10.5 months. She’s been doing both for a while (months) but did them infrequently to start and now she seems to do it alot more often. She has started to point with her finger but not at things? It’s almost like she’s trying to figure out how her fingers work if that makes sense. All babies are different.

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My daughter can clap and give a kiss, but does not wave or point. She didn’t roll until 8.5 months and just crawled for the first time at 10 months. She still is not pulling to stand. All babies are different, so keep encouraging it!

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My daughter can, but not on command. I can say “Clap your hands,” but she doesn’t understand the command.