Patient's question:
The child only forms the physiological curve of the cervical spine around three months, and the legs and feet don't use force. What's the matter?Doctor's answer:
Hello! It is a pleasure to serve you. Under normal circumstances, children form their cervical spinal curve around three months of age, at which point they can start showing neck movement actions. At six months, they develop their thoracic spinal curve and can sit up independently, roll over, and perform other movements. Children typically form their lumbar spinal curve around twelve months of age, at which point they can stand and walk independently. Currently, the child is only five months old. At this age, it is best not to force the child to stand, as this is normal.