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My baby is almost 5 months old, he is trying to seat, is it possible and what should i do?
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Baby development: Wonderful! a baby usually begins to sit between 4 to 7 months when head and neck muscles are strong enough to support head which is one of the heaviest parts of a baby. Just support your child as you would always do! and have fun through this developmental process.
Answered 7/19/2013
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