Climb or sit first, whether the baby sits or crawls first

Will our baby sit or crawl first? Let me start by sharing with you a case of failure. My own children sit first and then crawl.

Because when you go to shine for 100 days, you will sit on your back. And everyone boasted, oops, this baby is only 100 days old and sits so well. At that time, I was still complacent, you see, our daughter is quite powerful.

Later, I went to study neurology and found that I had fallen into a pit. Although there are very few babies who sit first, this has a great impact. The babies who sit first basically don't like to crawl.

Because when he sits, his upper limbs can be freed and he can move. Because the upper limb of man is the best and fastest developed of the limbs. When we can use the upper limbs well, we will definitely not use the lower limbs, so it is recommended that it is best for everyone to let the baby crawl first and then sit.

In fact, the ladder of children's natural development is also to climb first and then sit. Most babies start by crawling, squirming forward like a caterpillar with their belly on their stomachs. Then quickly learn to sit, maybe a week or two.

He crawled on his own and stood up and sat in that place. A small number of babies may not sit until they crawl on their knees. But overall, at least 80% of the children climb first and then sit.

Then the children who crawl first and then sit, when they sit, you can see that they sit very upright, and they will not sit like some of our children, so it is best to let the baby climb first and then sit.

There are large individual differences, some climb first, and some sit first.

The baby who sits first basically does not like to climb, because his upper limbs can be liberated when he sits, and he can move. Because the upper limb is the best developed and fastest developed in the human limb, when we can use the upper limb well, we will definitely not use the lower limb.

It is recommended that you let the baby climb first and then sit, in fact, the ladder of the child's natural development is also climbed first and then sit. Most babies will first crawl, squirming forward like a caterpillar with their belly on the ground, and then quickly learn to sit. Maybe for a week or two, he crawled and crawled on his own and sat in that place.

A small number of babies may not sit until they crawl on their hands and knees, but overall at least 80% of children crawl first and then sit.

When the children who climb first and then sit down, you can see that they sit very upright, and they will not sit in a bad posture like some of our children.

The baby will sit first, you can now train the baby to sit, and when the baby is 6 months old, the baby should be able to sit on his own for a while, and the baby will crawl when he is almost 8 months. The baby's early bones are in the development stage, it is best to sit for a while and let him lie down for a while, massage his waist, avoid sitting for a long time, be sure to let the baby crawl early, crawl more The benefits of crawling for babies will accompany the child throughout his life.

- [Age at the time: 5 months old] Is it better for the baby to crawl first or sit first Best answer: Generally sit first, some children can't climb when they reach 1 year old. A little bit of the baby's training methods are excerpted: baby neuropsychological development and early education.

The baby's gross motor development looks at the head in February, turns over in April, sits in June, crawls in August, and the development is to sit first and then crawl, and the training should follow the law of development.

It should be able to sit first, my baby is six months old, and now seven months, the crawl is not very good, but it can move. But every baby is different.

Seven sitting, eight climbing, nine yes, the previous children could sit at 7 months, and now the children may be able to sit at 6 months. I will sit first and then climb, and I will start to speak in September.

Generally, it is necessary to sit first and then climb, but it is not necessary to catch a special one.

Three flips and six sitting, three months will turn, six months will sit, seven or eight months will climb.

Tease the baby to crawl more, I heard my cousin say that children who crawl less will not like to concentrate after the attention! My baby likes to climb, sometimes sit and play, but can't sit still, so active! Our baby first learned to crawl and then learn to sit.

It is better to climb well, and the limbs are exercised, which is beneficial to the development of physique and intelligence!

Some children just climb very slowly, even walking first and then crawling. But try to guide him to learn to climb. You can help your child learn to climb appropriately. One person in front of him teases him with something he likes, and one person pushes his feet with a proper amount of force in the back.

Hello! The baby should learn to crawl first, because the baby's physical development is staged, because the baby's back bones have not developed well in the first few months of birth, and they do not sit firmly. You can only climb first, because you have strength in your legs, your feet will crawl when you learn to push, and you will slowly sit up when you climb more.

Stand slowly and wait for the movement.

Our proverb goes like this: Seven sit, eight climb, nine call dad.

You should learn to do it first, and then you can climb.

As the saying goes: three turns, six sitting, seven climbing. It means that you will turn over in three months, sit in six months, and climb in seven months. This time is approximate.

As the saying goes, three laying, six sitting and eight lying on the stomach, baby crawling can exercise the muscles of the chest, abdomen, back and limbs, enhance muscle strength, and promote bone growth. It helps the baby's brain development, enlightens and develops the baby's intellectual potential, and regulates the brain's nerve coordination actions for the eyes, hands and parts. You should encourage your baby to crawl more.

According to the survey, the babies who can crawl are sensitive, coordinated and energetic.

Put the toys he likes to put a foot away from him, let him take them himself, then you don't have to worry about him will crawl to get them, and then put them farther away after he can get them, so that slowly the treasure likes to crawl around.