Q: When Can Babies Hold Their Head Up?

A: Babies can lie on their tummy after a few days of birth, but they cannot lift their heads on their own initiative at one month of age, they can only instinctively struggle to turn their faces to one side, and when they are two months old, they can slightly raise their heads and front chest, and when they are three months old, their heads can be raised very steadily.

Babies can lie prone a few days after birth, but at 1 month of age, they can only struggle instinctively to turn their faces to the side, and at 2 months, they can lift their heads and front chests slightly, and at 3 months, they can lift their heads very steadily.

The baby can be prone after a few days of birth, but a month of baby prone, can not take the initiative to raise their head, only instinct struggle, so that the face turned to one side, to 2 months, can slightly raise the head and the chest, 3 months can lift the head very stable.

A few days after birth, a baby can lie prone. However, when a baby lies prone for one month, he can not raise his head on his own initiative, but can only instinctively struggle to turn his face to one side. At two months, he can raise his head and front chest slightly, and at three months, he can lift his head very steadily.