Generally speaking, there are two stages for babies to stand up. At nine months, they can stand up by supporting themselves on walls or furniture around them. At 10 to 12 months, they can stand up alone for a few seconds without any support, indicating that their waist and abdominal strength have increased. If a baby experiences a 2-3-month development delay, it is recommended to take them to the pediatrics or child health care department.
1. How to guide a baby to stand up? It is recommended that parents guide their children to stand up correctly. Standing up too early does have an impact on a baby's leg shape. Although some books mention that it is related to genetic factors, scientifically speaking, that is only one cause. When babies are young, their leg bones are not fully developed and are mostly made of cartilage, which is very soft. Supporting weight too early can easily cause their bones to bend.
2. What should be paid attention to during a baby's development? Diet is very important during a baby's development. During this period, the baby should be given appropriate amounts of complementary foods, such as milk, eggs, and meat. These nutritious foods can help meet the baby's growth needs. Calcium should also be supplemented appropriately during this period, and the baby can be given vitamin AD. This can promote the baby's bone development and growth.
