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My child i six months old when i try to balance him when he sitting down his spinal cord goes backward instead of being straight what could be the prb?
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That is normal: Maintaining a straight back in sitting is a 9 mo or later developmental stage. At 6 mo I expect them to curl forward & fall over after brief moments upright.
Answered 2/26/2019
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