At about what age do most infants sit without support?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Around 6 months of age
- Step 1: Motor milestones follow a predictable order. Step 2. Most infants sit without support at about six months. Answer: 6 months. Why not the others: Two months is too early; 12 and 18 months fit walking and running.
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