After birth, babies have no ability to move, even sitting up is not possible. They can only lie on the small bed every day, at most waving their hands and kicking their legs. But as children grow older, they will gradually learn to turn over, sit, and crawl. So, how many months will the baby sit?
Usually, babies learn to sit for 4-7 months, and when they are 8 months old, they can sit independently. At the beginning of a child's sitting, they may not be very stable and usually get off as soon as they sit up. At this time, parents can add a cushion behind the baby.
The time a baby learns to sit is closely related to their physical development. If a child has not learned to sit, it is usually because their physical condition has not yet met the requirements. So parents should not force their children to sit up, otherwise it is easy to cause harm to the baby's body. Parents should let nature take its course.
After the child can sit up, parents need to pay attention to the areas that the child can reach and avoid placing dangerous goods to prevent the baby from getting injured. For example, many babies put everything they see into their mouths, so small objects should not be placed around them. If a child cannot sit when they are 10 months old, it is considered an abnormal situation. At this time, parents need to take the child to the hospital for examination to see what is causing it.
