Can a 3 month old baby sit?

Everyone grows up little by little from childhood, and the process of growing up always makes parents worried. A lot of problems will arise if you don't pay attention, especially for newborn babies. During the development stage, organs and bones need a lot of attention, as they are related to the baby's future and should not be taken lightly. So, can a 3 month old baby sit?

No, the baby's bones at this time have not developed to the extent that he can sit, but you can let the baby lean on the cushion for a while, not too long, just to achieve the purpose of exercise. Another thing parents must pay attention to is that when letting the baby lean on something, the baby's waist must not be left hanging in the air, and the baby's entire spine must be against the quilt.

Babies can sit in a walker only when they are ten months old. The development of each of the baby's major movements must develop according to the baby's age in months, and you can't force it, so if you want your baby to learn to walk, he must reach a certain age. Many parents think that as long as the child can sit, a walker can be used, but the significance of a walker is to practice walking. Standing is the foundation for successful walking. Generally, rolling, crawling, and standing are a natural law. It is natural to use a walker for at least 10 months, so that the baby will not affect the development of bones due to standing too early. Before the baby can stand, he should be allowed to crawl more. Children who stand directly without crawling will have slightly worse performance in various developmental indicators.

Parents should not let their children rely on walkers to learn to walk. Walkers are convenient, but they also have many hidden dangers, such as safety issues. Young babies cannot grasp the direction and have no safety awareness. The walker has rollers at the bottom, which slide very fast. It is easy for the baby to fall over due to the fast speed and cause certain injuries. Of course, if they encounter an environment like stairs, they are likely to fall down and affect their life safety. Secondly, the walker will cause the baby to become dependent on it, and the baby will be afraid that he will not be able to walk if he leaves the walker.

From the detailed introduction above, everyone knows that the bones of a 3-month-old baby are not fully developed, so they cannot sit well on their own. At this time, it is recommended that parents try not to let their children sit. At the same time, parents can also learn about the age at which children can ride in a car or walk. I believe this will be of great help.