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At about age 6 months, infants can usually oppose the thumb in the grasping motion. Most infants can sit without support also around this age. By age 9 months, while sitting by themselves, infants should be able to self-correct posture when tilted to one side or the other, rather than just being tipped over.
Don't worry if your baby isn't sitting up by the 6-month mark. Every baby develops differently and there's a wide range of normal when it comes to meeting milestones, Dr. Moorjani says. With a little more time and patience, your baby will likely start sitting up. But if she still isn't sitting up for at least a few minutes by time she's 9 months, mention it to your pediatrician.