I had a coworker who was superworred becuase her daughter was immobile until after she was 1. But she caught up eventually. Now that she's 2, she's walking, running, jumping, etc. There's such a wide range of normal. I know it's hard not to worry. But, I think you took good steps by getting her checked out and if the professionals think all is well, then I guess it's a waiting game and you may have a strong willed child on your hands!

You read my mind! My daughter will be 1 in just 3 weeks and she isn't crawling or walking either. She just sits there. If I put something out of her reach, she tries a couple times and then just gives up. She hates tummy time so when we do it, she either rolls over immediately or kicks a little bit and then rolls over. Either way it lasts all of 2 minutes. It is maddening hearing about how all the kids her age or even younger are mobile and my baby just sits there. I guess she really has no desire to move yet. I figure when we go back for her year check up, they will send us to therapy too. I really think it's a lack of want to rather than a lack of ability at this point. I guess we should just sit back and enjoy the fact that we aren't chasing our girls all over the place yet while watching all the other moms run around like crazy. Lol. One day, they will just get up and take off...then there will be no looking back!

First of all good job at following your instincts and having her evaluated....and it is great that they don't see any red flags.

My DS is almost 11 months and not saying a word...he babbles away in this nonsensical baby babble but doesn't clearly call me momma all the time or say dada or baby, bye-bye, or kitty, or anything. I have two older boys so I worry because they of course were at this age. Well, I figured out that this little guy doesn't HAVE to. He has said dada when he has needed to and momma when I'm not giving him what he wants.

So maybe your daughter doesn't have a reason to go anywhere. Maybe you need to tempt her with something other than a toy. Trevor for the longest time would just kinda stay in one place on his belly. Then one day I realized he wanted my Pepsi can so I started teasing him with it! He was dertermined to get that can so he worked. Over a couple of days he was really progressing. We had an un-opened Pepsi in his toy basket! LOL
When your daughter gets stuck you can try to just adjust her body to put her in a position that will help her figure out how to get unstuck instead of just helping her. I can remember helping Trevor up on his hands and knees and giving him lots of soft encouragement always telling him he's okay and good job.
I personally don't think a baby this age can rebel...give her a few months though! LOL And i don't think you are pushing her if you are gently doing this during floor time. Maybe she needs to be around some other babies to get the idea!