Patient's question:
Seven-month-old baby, this morning I put her on the ground to sit, she sat for a while and then leaned back and fell to the ground. Will it affect the baby's brain development? Will she get a concussion? (Tile floor) How many months can the baby sit?Doctor's answer:
Normal-developing infants typically sit up for about six months. Weekly activities include crawling in three, six, seven, and eight volumes, which means flipping at three months, sitting at six months, rolling at seven months, climbing at eight months, and walking at one year. If the above activities are not completed within the normal months, it is considered that the infant may have a congenital disease. Either the infant is underdeveloped, or has congenital spina bifida, or lacks trace elements.