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At what age does a baby start to sit down And how do I help him do it? and got a better answer
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mine sat up at 6,5 some at 8 and to help - it is necessary to put a pad under a back to be in a half reclining position.in general they say that girls should begin to sit up later, than boys and then they can have a uterus curvature?
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mine sat up at 6,5 some at 8, and to help - you have to put a pad under the back to be in a half-lying position. in general they say that girls should start to sit up later than boys or they may have a curvature of the uterus in the future
mine sat up at 6,5 some at 8, and to help - you have to put a pad under the back to be in a half-lying position. in general they say that girls should start to sit up later than boys or they may have a curvature of the uterus in the future
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After six months. And help is not necessary. Well for training he can hold hands and from a lying position he can sit up from 4.5-5 months.
After six months. And help is not necessary. Well for training he can hold hands and from a lying position he can sit up from 4.5-5 months.
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At about six months. And you don't have to help him, just sit him down a little.
At about six months. And you don't have to help him, just sit him down a little.
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It is not recommended for girls under 6 months.
It is not recommended for girls under 6 months.
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Usually by six months 5 to 8, but you can't force sit down until the muscles are ready. No cushions! You can sit down for a second or two, taking the handles, from the position on your back. The abs will pump up a little bit.
Usually by six months 5 to 8, but you can't force sit down until the muscles are ready. No cushions! You can sit down for a second or two, taking the handles, from the position on your back. The abs will pump up a little bit.
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after 5-6 months, but it is better not to help
after 5-6 months, but it is better not to help
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At 6 months. Just when you sit him down somewhere, put some hard pillows under his back. This will help him hold his head and back.
At 6 months. Just when you sit him down somewhere, put some hard pillows under his back. This will help him hold his head and back.
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Mine sat up at five months.It's better not to help.Just do some stretches, strengthen his back muscles.
Mine sat up at five months.It's better not to help.Just do some stretches, strengthen his back muscles.
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This is how I imagined you - the deaf taiga is dark to the nearest subway 2300km. and streetcars don't go bears chewed up the rails. you have a laptop in one hand, a baby in the other. and you decide to ask your baby whether to sit or not to sit! Did you give birth in the den? Or the doctors in the maternity ward? Huh? I wouldn't be surprised if you asked a milkmaid about uranium fission and the half-life of an atomic nucleus.
This is how I imagined you - the deaf taiga is dark to the nearest subway 2300km. and streetcars don't go bears chewed up the rails. you have a laptop in one hand, a baby in the other. and you decide to ask your baby whether to sit or not to sit! Did you give birth in the den? Or the doctors in the maternity ward? Huh? I wouldn't be surprised if you asked a milkmaid about uranium fission and the half-life of an atomic nucleus.
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If it's a girl, you don't have to help her by eight months.
If it's a girl, you don't have to help her by eight months.
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Children sit down at six months. You can't help! But the exercise every day is necessary. If at 6 months your baby is not sitting up independently, he/she needs to be seen by a neurologist.
Children sit down at six months. You can't help! But the exercise every day is necessary. If at 6 months your baby is not sitting up independently, he/she needs to be seen by a neurologist.
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babies sit up on their own from about 5 to 8 months. you do not have to help, and you have to do exercises. no pillows! do not ruin your baby's spine, he has to live with it his whole life! my baby sat up on his own at 8 months, after he started getting up and crawling. so all babies are different.
babies sit up on their own from about 5 to 8 months. you do not have to help, and you have to do exercises. no pillows! do not ruin your baby's spine, he has to live with it his whole life! my baby sat up on his own at 8 months, after he started getting up and crawling. so all babies are different.
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My son sat up at 6 months by himself.You cannot help him because the muscles are very weak and you can get a curvature of the spine and many other problems. I helped my son by hanging toys in the playpen just above his outstretched hand. And he reached for the toys, and then he sat down by himself.
My son sat up at 6 months by himself.You cannot help him because the muscles are very weak and you can get a curvature of the spine and many other problems. I helped my son by hanging toys in the playpen just above his outstretched hand. And he reached for the toys, and then he sat down by himself.
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if the girl is not worth rushing, but at 6-7 months walking in the street put the stroller into a half-sitting position at home with all sides cover with pillows let him sit on the health just look around that the baby would not fall down.
if the girl is not worth rushing, but at 6-7 months walking in the street put the stroller into a half-sitting position at home with all sides cover with pillows let him sit on the health just look around that the baby would not fall down.