When can infants usually sit up by themselves (without assistance)?
A) By about 3 months
B) Not until 9-10 months
C) As soon as they are old enough to lift their heads and torsos off the ground
D) Usually around 7 months

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Infants typically develop the ability to sit up unassisted around 7 months of age, although this can vary from one child to another. This milestone is part of their overall motor skill development.

When Can Infants Usually Sit Up by Themselves (Without Assistance)