Savannah never rolled over, sat up or even ate baby food on schedule. I was worried about her starting at 6 months old. She was a healthy full term baby. Breastfed until I could no longer bf her due to lack of milk supply when I became pregnant again for the 3rd time. She was fully weaned, much to my displeasure, at 6 months. At her 6 month appointment we really noticed that she wasn't meeting ANY of her milestones. Savannah finally sat on her own at 8 months but still couldn't pull herself to a sitting position. She didn't have much interest in toys etc. At her 9 month check up the Pediatrician referred her to Tennessee Early Intervention. She was evaluated by 2 people and both agreed she qualified for services. She has since been evaluated and began by Physical Therapy, Speech (Feeding) Therapy and Occupational Therapy. She was finally officially diagnosed by the OT this past week with Sensory Modulation Disorder which is a branch of Sensory Integration (Processing) Disorder. She Now is scooting on her bottom and taken interest in the world :) She says Da-Da. She has quit eating baby food and refuses to take anything but a bottle. She has been switched from formula to Pediasure and that is her sole nutrition. She does however LOVE Cheese puffs which is the ONLY food we can get her to eat other than her bottle although we have to watch her very closely because she has difficulty swallowing and still gags and chokes.

She is making improvement and is such a BEAUTIFUL little girl. I love her to pieces.