It is quite normal that during the first months of life, the baby is only able to observe the world around him when his parents or close people take him in their arms. With the passage of time, the baby begins to develop much more his own neck muscles and is able to lift his head. Little by little he will develop the rest of the muscles and in the end he will be able to sit alone without the help of anyone.
You have to be patient as the baby's development is slow and you have to wait until he is able to sit up.
At what age should a baby sit
The normal and most common is that the baby try to sit up from three months, although as you surely know, each child is different. At first you will need the help of parents to be able to do it, But little by little you will have much more strength and you will feel prepared to do it alone and without the help of anyone.
Between four and seven months, babies are already able to sit up themselves. From that age, the muscles of the neck, back and legs have already developed enough to be able to sit and stay in this position without problems. However, there are babies who are not so precocious and need to reach the eighth month to be able to sit up, so you do not have to get impatient at any time. The good thing about being able to sit up on their own is the self-reliance they have as they are able to take whatever toys they want and examine and touch them calmly.
Starting at eight months, the baby is able to sit up for a few minutes. The next step is to start crawling, a very special moment that often makes parents very excited. By having great security when sitting down, he is already able to lean forward and with the help of his hands and legs to crawl around the house.
The moment of sitting is very important for any parent as it indicates that the baby begins to strengthen all his muscles and is able to use himself little by little to calmly examine the world around him. Remember that you have to be very patient and that you should not look at other babies. If it costs yours a bit, nothing happens since in the end it will end up succeeding.