Sitting exercises with your baby: 4-6 months. Tips from a pediatric physical therapist.

Sitting independently is an important milestone for babies. The best age to encourage babies to sit is between 4-6 months, after they gain head control. If your baby is not sitting independently yet at 6 months, don't worry! She just needs a little extra practice in these positions. So take her out of those devices and get her on the floor. Her little muscles just need a little encouragement.
Remember to sit behind her for short sitting practice because babies fall backwards a lot! I was only sitting next to her for demonstration purposes.
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More to come on what to do for sitting exercises if your baby has torticollis.

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I wish I had this when my kiddos were in this stage! Thanks for making this great resource for parents!

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P.S. Your little assistant is so endearing!

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Thanks for the kind words! They grow up so fast don't they.💕

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@@judywangptdptpcs3941 Way too fast!!! :(

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Just subscribed to your ch! Thank you for the helpful tips. Will def try on my 4 month girl.

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Welcome and thank you for subscribing! Please let me know if you have other developmental questions you would like me to address. Congrats on your baby girl!