The motor skills of a baby

On my 25 weeks appt and this baby seems to be showing off her skills already 🥹

My daughter has her evaluation to see if we qualify for Early interventions today, and I am so nervous!  I can’t seem to completely let go of the idea that I am to blame for her being developmentally behind with her gross motor skills.

Ok mommas ! I need help! I am posting this here because I feel like this is the appropriate spot. I am on my 3rd baby, ending my first trimester. I have hypothyroidism and because I wasn’t suppose to be able to have more babies ( this is a blessing ) I didn’t find out I was pregnant until 7 weeks. I have hypothyroidism, always have taken levo. But my level was really high (20) the first prenatal lab draw. They increased my meds, but I’m still not completely leveled out. I know they say mommas hormones are sooo important in the first trimester for brain and motor skill development. I am soooooo worried ! Anyone else have something similar? How are your beautiful babies now ? Please help !

Any Autism Mommy's around? My almost 5year old son is Autistic and Non-Verbal. Feel free to follow me, whether for support, questions related to autism or unrelated, or just to help spread awareness, I welcome you all! #Autism=Awesome How early were you able to notice your child may possibly be on the spectrum and what gave you the hint? *i knew around maybe 7months oold or so my son didn't reach any of the early motor skills or milestones my other children shared on time, rolling over, crawling, using his legs to stand up, unable to walk until about 15months, he would open and close his hands rather quickly (hand flapping), he rubbed his feet together when he was over stimulated, (Stemming) and had a fixation with corners, (that's what we called his blanket cuz he always stroked the corner when falling asleep) and wouldn't try most foods because of the texture. Without hearing of it before something told me specifically in my head "He's Autistic" strange as that sounds after some random lady's unwarranted comment about my son while waiting at the Dr's office, and as soon as I researched early signs I knew my intuition was right and we had him professionally diagnosed around 20 months or so.