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Hello my child is 7 seven months i m trying to balance him to seat well ,when he sit he going toward is it normal
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9 mo: A term born baby can be propped into sitting at 6 mo but would tip over without continuous support. They are expected to get to sitting & remain stable at 9 mo. Kids born early have a week by week delay depending on how early they delivered.
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