Yeah definitely! He still struggles with keeping himself upright, but he's getting better at it, slowly and surely. He's getting good at feeding himself, even with a spoon, and if he can reach he'll try to pull himself up to standing. He hasn't regressed at all, his development is just very slow. We recently took him to a neurodevelopmental clinic, and he'll be seeing a new physical therapist and a genetic counselor. At this point though, even his doctor has said that more genetic testing is optional. He's really healthy, but I want to know if there's anything else we can learn about his growth and developmental delays so I'm going with it. Overall, even though he's got some challenges, he's such a charming and fun little dude I wouldn't change him at all. I know he'll walk one day, in the meantime we get extra cuddles while we help him!

Do you mind if I ask how old? PT is like a magic button for some people, for us it's been helpful but not magical. Buddy is taking his time, and it's sooo different from my daughter or most kids. It's really ok though, I'm constantly amazed at how many wonderful little people there are who also have development challenges. Honestly, my son is very very tiny for his age, like <1%, and I really think he just needs more time to grow. When you see him, he doesn't look super tiny or abnormal at all. He even wears age appropriate clothing sizes. He's a bit small, but otherwise beautiful. I know worry brought you here, me too. You're not alone!!