Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Each child has individual differences. Generally, by the fifth month, when the child is held in the arms, their head can stand up steadily. In the prone position, they can lift their head and form a 90° angle with their shoulder blades. It is recommended to wait until the child is three months old before holding them upright, as the baby's neck is still very soft and holding them upright too early may cause them to strain. However, most babies, after being held upright once, no longer prefer to be held horizontally. Turning the baby to the side, with their back against the mother's chest instead of the usual position where the baby faces the mother directly, with one hand holding the baby's body and the other supporting their buttocks. This way, the main support is provided for the baby's neck and spine.