Why is my baby still not able to sit at seven months old?

The birth of every baby is a surprise to a family. However, during the baby's growth process, there will be big and small situations. Not everything is as good and smooth as people imagine. So why doesn't the baby know how to sit at seven months old? It may also be that the baby has developmental problems. Of course, there are many other reasons besides these. Let us take a look.

When the child can sit independently stably, you can focus on training the child's balance ability. Let the child sit alone on the bed or floor, and train the child to turn his head and look around while sitting. You can also prepare a suitable small stool so that when the child sits on it, his feet can just touch the ground, and the angles of the soles of the feet and calves, the calves and thighs, and the thighs and torso are all at right angles. Parents should hold their children's thighs with their hands, not their backs, and let them find their own balance. After the child sits up straight, the adult can try to release one hand and only use one hand to hold one of the child's thighs, and use the other hand to attract the child to turn his head and look for the toy. Alternate left and right to induce the child to turn left and right, find the balance point while learning to turn, and practice using the feet to support the body.

First: If you are deficient in calcium, you must supplement it first. Calcium gluconate is very good and can be taken with cod liver oil for better absorption. Take one cod liver oil pill a day, don't take more. Stop eating after a while. But you must keep taking calcium tablets. Go outdoors more often and get more sun. Second: The child's current physical condition should not force her to sit or stand excessively, because her body is not very strong yet. She can sit for a while, then be held and play with her for a while, and then sit again after a while. This will not hurt her body. Forcing her to sit for a long time will cause the child to not be able to bear it. Because the baby's spine is not yet fully developed, sitting or standing more often may not be good for her. Third: Don’t worry too much. Keep a good attitude and treat your child in a happy mood, so that the baby will also feel happy and will try hard to do what you ask. Fourth: Insist on letting her lie on her stomach for a period of time every day, starting from one, two, or three minutes. Practicing every day will have good results! Fifth: Encouragement

Regardless of whether the baby is breastfed or bottle-fed, the amount of milk per day remains unchanged at 7-8 months, and is fed in 3-4 times. Add complementary food once in the morning and once in the afternoon. Bottle-fed babies need at least 750 ml of milk every day, divided into 3-4 feedings. But complementary food must be fed first, and then breastfeeding. In addition to giving your child two meals of porridge or boiled noodles every day, you can also add some soy products, and eat some vegetables, fish paste, liver paste and other foods. Eggs can be cooked, but still only the yolks are eaten. Most babies have 2 to 4 teeth by the time they are 7 to 8 months old. During this period, you can let your baby try more foods. During the teething period, continue to feed your child biscuits, toasted bread slices, etc. to let him practice chewing.

If your baby still can't sit at seven months old, it is best to take him to a regular children's hospital for examination to avoid some illness. If the final result is not due to illness, then other methods can be used to solve the problem, which will make things simpler.