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slide 1 of 5. When to Start Your baby will probably learn to sit up independently between 4 and 8 months of age. Even before that point, thereâs plenty you can do to encourage your baby to develop the head and neck muscles that will help her sit up when the time comes.
Once your baby is ready to let go of the furniture, he may be able to take steps when you hold his hands. Your baby may even stoop to pick up a toy when standing. Nine months to one year. At nine months or 10 months your baby will begin to work out how to bend his knees and learn to sit after standing.