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My 6mo old baby likes to stand up in my lap while i support him. is thisalright for his posture?
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Great for him!: There is no down side to standing in your lap. Helps him build those leg muscles while having a close interaction with you. He can see you at eye level, hear and feel your reaction to his new found skills, develop trust in your support. Enjoy these moments as soon he will be scooting off to explore away from you, and you'll wish he was back in your lap!
Answered 7/1/2013
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