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When Do Babies Sit Up? 6 to 8 months of age, says Michelle Baboun, a pediatric physical therapist in Florida. At about 6 months old, most babies can sit, using their arms propped in front of them for support. On average, babies begin sitting up at around 6 to 8 months of age, says Michelle Baboun, a pediatric physical therapist in Florida. At about 6 months old, most babies can sit, using their arms propped in front of them for support.
Susie Alessi's son was also around 6 months when he began to sit up by himself. We did tummy time and 'baby pushups' where I would lay him across my legs and make him lift up or push up off of the floor with his hands, she says. That kind of practice is very important in helping babies reach milestones like sitting.