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It is important to know that a child is hitting its important milestones. An infant can sit when supported at about 3 to 4 months of age.
Infants can sit with support at about three to six months of age. Some babies will be able to do this easier than others and will have stronger necks and backs.
Ignor them, or if theyre being immature, give them theyre own medicine.
To make sure that theyre warm so they dont die.
Children usually have to be 12 years or older to sit in the front seat of a car
Very small children cannot walk for a few reasons; firstly because, in very young infants, their spines and necks are not yet strong enough to support their heads on their own, this is why infants must lie or sit leaning against an adult or a pillow or other soft surface. Secondly, their legs and feet are not yet strong or developed enough to support their body weight, and thirdly, they lack the mind capacity for that kind of weight management, balance, and muscle coordination.
There are many 3 month old babies that can sit with support. You do need to make sure the baby can hold their head up.
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yes i think we should sit next to our friends in class because they can support you with your learning
we should sit next to our friends in class because they will help you and support you with your learning so go for it
Anyone can sit with Santa Claus, from infants to adults. The most important thing is to make sure they are happy about it and comfortable. If a child is nervous about it and doesn't want to, that is okay. There is no need to force them. They will do it another year, when they are ready.
if you don't have the abs and back muscle to support a sit-up then yes, they tear you up. they're not healty if you aren't fit in the stomache area. if you want to do sit-ups, because they do help, then you need to build up your abs and lower back so they can support your weight. the sit-up is like a step-up from the crunch and reverse crunch. it targets basically the same areas but it can be dangerous.