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Guardian of a 1 yr 10 m old boy11 months ago
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#asktheexpert my 1 yr kid is sitting in W position most of the time. Is that normal for now or Are we need to change this from now??

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy11 months ago
A. Sitting in a W position is common among young children, including those around one year old. However, it's important to encourage them to adopt different sitting positions. Here’s why and what you can do: Why It Matters: 1. Joint Stress: Prolonged W sitting can put stress on the hips and knees, potentially leading to issues later on. 2. Developmental Skills: Sitting in various positions helps promote better balance and core strength, which are important for overall development and movement skills. What You Can Do: 1. Encourage Different Positions: Gently guide your child to sit cross-legged or with legs in front. Use toys or activities that promote these positions. 2. Limit Time in W Position: If you notice them sitting this way frequently, gently remind them to change their position. 3. Play Activities: Engage in activities that encourage movement, such as crawling, standing, and playing with toys that require reaching and bending. When to Seek Advice: If your child seems to prefer the W position excessively or has difficulty moving into other positions. If you have concerns about their development, it’s a good idea to consult your pediatrician for personalized advice.
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