From the baby's four months of age, parents can develop their baby's ability to sit through daily sitting. Your baby's sitting up is essential for the formation of the spine and balance of the body, as well as for the development of sensory perception. During training, the baby can lie on his back on a flat bed, and the parents hold the baby's hands and wrists or clamp the armpits, and laugh and talk while facing the baby to sit, so that the baby can gradually pull from the supine position to the sitting position in a pleasant atmosphere, and then slowly return to the supine position.
After many Xi, parents gradually reduce the power of help, so that the baby can sit up with his own strength. In the initial stage, the time of each practice Xi is controlled at about 5 minutes, and as the baby gradually adapts, it can be gradually extended to 15 to 20 minutes. When you first learn to sit, your baby may sway from side to side or lean forward, but as the Xi progresses, your baby will gradually straighten his waist.
By the sixth month, most babies are able to sit unaided and steady. In order to promote the flexibility of the baby's movements, you can perform passive exercises such as turning over. In the supine position, parents hold the baby's arms with both hands, pull them towards the chest, and shout the command to guide the baby to sit up. Then gently lower it while telling the baby to lie down. Repeated Xi, several times a day, can promote the movement of the neck, abdomen and waist muscles, and improve the baby's flexibility.
Through these trainings, babies can not only enjoy the learning process in Xi a cheerful atmosphere, but also develop the ability to sit, providing important support for more exploration and perception in the future.
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