What happens at a baby's nine month checkup?

The nine month checkup is an easy visit: no shots unless it's flu season! That leaves lots of time to discuss development, safety, stranger anxiety, feeding (wow -- we get to start chicken! It's a bit allergenic before then), motor skills such as cruising, climbing, walking, and other fun topics.

The pediatrician will check to see if your baby is ready for walking by checking his parachute response: Lift your baby up, then aim him toward the ground; the baby who is getting ready to walk will start to put his arms out to break his fall, whereas the baby who is not ready to walk will still be angling headfirst toward the ground. When he is ready to walk, he will also start standing flat-footed instead of up on his toes. Those are hints the pediatrician uses to tell if walking is imminent.

And don't forget that whole head-to-toe physical thing, too, with the height, weight, and head circumference.

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