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Wobbly Wonders: When Do Babies Typically Start Sitting Up?

Ah, the joy of watching your little one reach new milestones! One of the most exciting is sitting up. But when exactly can you expect your baby to ditch the assisted positions and embrace the upright life?

Generally, babies begin sitting up with support around 5-6 months. Think propping them up with pillows or letting them lean against you. This helps them build core strength. By 7-8 months, many babies can sit unsupported for at least a few minutes, although they might wobble and topple over!

Every baby develops at their own pace, so don't fret if your little one isn't sitting by a certain date. Focus on tummy time to strengthen their neck and back muscles – this is crucial for sitting success! Provide a safe environment with soft surfaces around them while they practice. Celebrate those wobbly victories, and soon they'll be sitting tall and proud!

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